If you've spent any time in a fluoroscopy suite, an interventional lab, or an OR with a C-arm, you know the weight of radiation protection is more than a minor inconvenience but can at times be an occupational health issue as well. Lead aprons protect staff from scatter radiation, but they also cont …

Magnetic Resonance Imaging presents a unique challenge that doesn't exist in any other modality in that everything in the scan room must be MRI-safe. There's no tolerance for error. Patient positioning in MRI requires careful selection of materials, purpose-built accessories, and a workflow that acc …

Proper anatomical markers are one of the most fundamental quality standards in diagnostic imaging. An image without a visible R or L marker, or with markers that are illegible or placed incorrectly, can result in rejected images, repeat exposures, and in the worst case, wrong-side errors that compro …

Dental imaging is one of the most common uses of diagnostic x-rays in healthcare. Between bitewing series, periapical films, panoramic images, and the growing use of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), dental practices expose more patients to ionizing radiation per year than many hospital radiolog …

Dear Customer, We’re writing to give you advance notice of a 10% price increase across all Techno-Aide sponge products, effective June 8, 2026. Why this is happening The foam supply chain that feeds our positioning sponge production is under significant pressure from two simultaneous disruptio …

Pregnancy doesn't mean an imaging professional has to step away from diagnostic radiology, but it does mean the stakes of proper radiation protection become deeply personal. Whether you're a pregnant technologist, a manager supporting one, or a safety officer updating your department's policies, und …