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US radiologists wake up to risks from high radiation doses
An estimated 70 million CT scans are performed annually in the USA, a threefold increase since 1993. US physicians rely on CT scans and other diagnostic imaging procedures to make …
03/04/2010
New Ultrasound system in HI VISION Family
Right on time for the 100th anniversary of its foundation, Hitachi Medical Systems Europe Holding AG is presenting the latest member of the new HI VISION generation at this year's …
03/04/2010
Sectra launches solution for multi-discipline clinical image management
Today Sectra announces the launch of a solution for efficient management of all medical imaging across departments throughout the entire enterprise, from radiology to the hospital …
03/04/2010
Siemens showcases advanced ultrasound solutions
At the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) 2010 in Vienna, Siemens Healthcare presented its innovative ultrasound solutions. The highlight this year was the new release of its …
03/04/2010
Advances in medical imaging: Moving on – from measuring to planning
Prior to the imaging workshop , Meike Lerner asked programme organiser, Professor Thomas M Deserno (Dept. of Medical Informatics, RWTH) about current developments today and how …
03/03/2010
GE’s Vscan takes ultrasound anywhere
Although small, Vscan is a prescription device for ultrasound imaging, measurement and analysis in the clinical applications of abdominal, cardiac (adult and paediatric), …
03/03/2010
DX-D Direct Radiography family welcomes new arrivals
Agfa HealthCare announces today that it will be showcasing some of the latest arrivals to its DX-D Direct Radiography family with two works in progress: the DX-D 100 and the DX-D …
03/02/2010
System change - From imaging plate to digital radiographs
Patients attending a radiology practice in Demmin, Germany, benefit from state-of-the-art ultrasound, mammography, X-ray, CT and MRI technology. Owned by Drs Uwe Kairies and Frank …
03/02/2010
Euromedic International
There are huge differences in the quality of medical IT systems, particularly in some East European countries. However, recent political and economic changes in that region have …
03/02/2010
Shimadzu combines two vital strengths to create new molecular imaging technologies
Molecular imaging, a new science that emerged from molecular biology, is unlike traditional imaging. Whilst the latter can, for example, show the differences in proton density or …
03/02/2010
Sonoscape
With a network of distributors covering 100 countries, a loyal base of customers driving double-digit growth and a full line of ultrasound scanners touching every clinical …
03/02/2010
Mindray - reaching out across the globe
During Medica 2009, Daniela Zimmermann met with Ting Yang, Vice President of International Marketing for the Chinese company, Mindray Medical International Co. Ltd. Their …
03/02/2010
Contrast agents
At this year’s ECR, new developments will be outlined during the Contrast agents: Experimental and Clinical session. Mark Nicholls spoke with the session moderator Professor …
03/02/2010
Virtual Touch Tissue Imaging and Quantification
Acoustic Radiation Force Impulse Imaging (ARFI) is a new tissue strain imaging technology that utilizes sound waves to interrogate the mechanical stiffness properties of tissue. …
02/19/2010
Ultrasound device in pocket size
GE Healthcare presented Vscan, a new, pocket-sized visualization tool developed to provide physicians with imaging capabilities at the point-of-care. Roughly the size of a smart …
02/18/2010
Laptop ultrasound system receives FDA clearance
Designed to meet the needs of today’s hospitals by combining portability with high-end radiology features, Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc.’s new Viamo laptop ultrasound …
02/18/2010
Sectra to show latest advancements in wide area radiology
At ECR 2010 in Vienna, Sectra focus on solutions for increased productivity. Sectra RIS/PACS is a performance solution for wide area radiology. Built on the latest Sectra …
02/18/2010
iSOFT presents interdisciplinary PACS at the ECR in Vienna
iSOFT, one of Europe’s leading suppliers of diagnostic IT-systems for healthcare, will again be present at this year’s European Congress of Radiology (ECR) at Vienna’s …
02/04/2010
Mammography with lower dose
Digital mammograms deliver an average of 22% less radiation than film mammograms, according to a study partially funded by the National Cancer Institute and published in the …
01/25/2010
Handwriting revisited
A specialised brain area involved in the production of written language was first empirically described by 19th century scientist S. Exner. At that time, the only way to …
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