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Konica Minolta Healthcare provides world-class imaging technologies that enable the delivery of high-quality patient care. From primary diagnostic imaging to healthcare IT and predictive support services, our solutions help clinicians deliver Better Decisions, Sooner. For more information regarding Konica Minolta products and services, please visit medical.konicaminolta.us.
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ITN Contributing Editor Greg Freiherr discusses how advances in digital technology are giving new meaning to the term dynamic imaging in his conversation with Konica Minolta President and CEO David Widmann.
This is an example of moving X-ray images displayed by Konica Minolta today at the Radiological Society Of North America ...
Konica Minolta Healthcare is bringing digital radiography (DR) to life with the ability to visualize movement using conventional X-ray. Known as Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) or X-ray in Motion, this new modality captures movement in a single exam and allows the clinician to observe the dynamic interaction of anatomical structures, such as soft tissue and bone, with physiological changes over time. The value of DDR in thoracic imaging is promising, according to the company, allowing clinicians to observe chest wall, heart and lung motion during respiration. DDR goes beyond pulmonary function; Konica Minolta is exploring its use in orthopedic applications of the spine and extremities.
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As the world’s most utilized medical imaging modality, ultrasound is likely to be featured heavily at the 2018 Radiologi ...
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