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- American College of Radiology
Deliver exceptional care Thrive in every phase of your career Have a voice in the future of medicine Through ACR®, you can do it all
- ACR Accreditation -- the Gold Standard in medical imaging
Accreditation showcases your radiology practice in the best possible way, and at the ACR®, we make it easy With ACR Accreditation you receive: Comprehensive options: Nine modalities, three designation programs and one Center of Excellence program — we offer more than any other accrediting organization
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- ACR Accreditation
ACR Accreditation is America's oldest medical imaging accreditation, upholding over 30 years of quality medical imaging standards Radiologists who are working members of ACR evaluate your submissions in a blind peer-review process and provide comprehensive feedback
- Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio: What Is It, How It’s Evaluated - Osmosis
The albumin-to-creatinine ratio (ACR) is a urine test that detects the ratio of albumin and creatinine in the urine Albumin is the most abundant protein in the blood and is synthesized by the liver In a healthy individual, an albumin molecule is generally too large to filter through the glomeruli, which are clusters of blood vessels in the kidney responsible for filtration
- Home Page: Journal of the American College of Radiology
ACR Resources Opens in new window JACR is now online only Exciting news! The Journal of the American College of Radiology is now online-only This change reflects our dedication to environmental sustainability, enhances accessibility, and delivers our high-quality articles directly to your device
- ACR Appropriateness Criteria®
During the 1990s, the ACR undertook a massive project to define national guidelines for appropriate use of imaging technologies The product of this effort is called the ACR Appropriateness Criteria (ACR-AC)
- ACR AC Portal
ACR AC Portal Terms and Conditions Explore by scenario; Explore by topic ; Explore by procedure; Filters Panel Sex Age Body Area Priority Clinical Areas Clear Search Panel Scenario Sex Age Body Area Priority Clinical Areas; Breast: 3110141: Axillary adenopathy, breast cancer suspected: Male Only
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