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GE Healthcare IT will highlight new developments, following one year since the Dynamic Imaging acquisition, deriving from the joint Centricity-IW product and related releases GE Healthcare's Dynamic Imaging business will also highlight and demo its most recent release of its next generation Centricity PACS-IW version 3.7.1, with key enhancements to performance, interface navigation and ergonomic d
October 27, 2008 
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GE Healthcare's LOGIQ P6 combines performance and versatility, enabling clinicians to treat patients across multiple clinical settings. With advanced detail resolution and color flow, clinicians can reportedly distinguish between cystic and solid lesions, especially in small areas like the thyroid, breast and ovary.
October 27, 2008 
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Emageon's MammoSuite mammography viewing package features a common worklist, multimodality support, computer-aided detection display and DICOM printing.
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October 27, 2008 Technology
The new Volumetrix Suite on GE's 4-slice SPECT/CT, the Infinia Hawkeye 4, consists of two applications that deliver image clarity and diagnostic confidence with precise detection and localization of disease, the Volumetrix 3D and Volumetrix IR.
October 27, 2008 
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ART Advanced Research Technologies' works-in-progress SoftScan optical breast imaging device is designed to help solve the problems of characterizing lesions by building upon mammography with important biomarkers of: - Angiogenesis, which correlates with malignant growth; - Metabolism, which correlates with malignant, benign and normal physiology; and
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October 28, 2008 - U.S. Electronics Inc. (USEI), will feature a new 21.3-inch 6-mega independent subpixel drive (ISD) grayscale medical display MS21i2 at RSNA 2008.
October 27, 2008 Technology
SonoSite introduced SonoGT Global Targeted technology, an advance that capitalizes on the power of the M-Turbo platform ...
October 26, 2008 Technology
GE Healthcare's LightSpeed Xtra is a wide-bore, multi-purpose CT scanner developed to meet the needs of a radiology department that is looking to do routine CT scans, interventional procedures, radiation therapy planning, or scan trauma and large obese patients
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October 27, 2008 - Visage Imaging Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Mercury Computer Systems, announced it will show new clinical applications and tools for 2D, 3D, and 4D visualization and post processing designed to offer more cost-effective, real-time medical image data processing with integrated enterprise 3D visualization.
October 26, 2008 
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GE Healthcare says it is breaking the bonds of traditional magnetic resonance scanning with the introduction of its ...
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October 27, 2008 - INFINITT North America released a 3D-visualization and analysis tool that uses volume rendering and other post-processing techniques to improve nodule detection and clinicians’ workflow in lung cancer screening, diagnosis, presurgical planning and treatment evaluation.
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DeJarnette Research's xDL Cross-enterprise Document Librarian sees application in regional archive settings requiring sophisticated document sharing capabilities. xDL also sees application in MTF “vendor neutral” archive solutions and offsite storage gateway applications.
October 26, 2008 Technology
GE's Senographe Essential is the digital mammography platform for the future. It allows precision imaging women in a single exposure or view. The enlarged detector easily accommodates large breast images without degradation of small breast images. Digital capabilities optimize workflow and connectivity, while providing 3D images and capacity for interventional mammography procedures.
October 26, 2008 
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Exclusive to the Aurora Imaging 1.5Tesla Dedicated Breast MRI System, AuroraEDGE technology aims to improve image resolution and reduce common breast MRI artifacts, resulting in the production of clear images of both breasts, axillae, chest wall and mediastinum in a single bilateral scan.
October 26, 2008 News
October 27, 2008 - SonoSite introduced SonoGT Global Targeted technology, an advance that capitalizes on the power of the M-Turbo platform to drive a new level of color flow imaging, wireless connectivity and workflow integration for anesthesia, emergency medicine, critical care and other acute point-of-care markets. The new SonoGT technology platform offers the following capabilities:
October 26, 2008 Technology
GE Healthcare boasts a range of technology for breast imaging used with the new MR750 3T, including VIBRANT, for bilateral imaging, BREASE, for breast spectroscopy, an 8-Channel Breast Array, with best-in-class signal-to-noise and better access for intervention, and a CADstream integration.
October 26, 2008 News
October 27, 2008 – Aurora Imaging Technology will unveil a breast MRI solution, AuroraEDGE, which is designed to enhance image resolution, at the RSNA annual meeting this year.
October 26, 2008 
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ContextVision's X-ray product line includes an image enhancement and dose reduction software package for interventional radiology.
October 26, 2008 
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The Discovery CT750 HD is reportedly the first high-definition CT system, aiming to improve image quality across the heart and body with less radiation dose. High Definition Cardiac CT imaging enables clinicians to accurately quantify coronary stenosis, reduce cardiac radiation dose up to 83 percent on patients and reduce artifacts from calcium blooming.
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