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Nuclear medicine connectivity company Numa Inc. debuted new DICOM translation capabilities for a range of proprietary PET data sets as an enhancement to NumaLink, its cross-vendor data translation tool.
December 03, 2006 
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Varian Medical Systems’ exhibit at the 2006 ASTRO meeting focused on the clinical deployment of the company’s technology ...
December 03, 2006 
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Among the array of clinicians that Outpatient Care Technology covers and reaches, oncologists arguably are the most ...
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Videos | Radiology Business
Radiology departments have many different needs and face a wide variety of challenges that can impact their departments ...
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Medicsight PLC has received FDA clearance for Medicsight ColonCAR 1.2.1, an image analysis software tool designed for use with CT colonography to assist radiologists in searching for and measuring potential colorectal polyps.
December 03, 2006 News
Franklin & Seidelmann Subspecialty Radiology has announced the extension its radiology offering through a partnership ...
December 03, 2006 
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Using an appliance-based foundation and industry-standard DICOM architecture, the PaxBox server appliance is designed to ...
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Despite decades of progress in breast imaging, one challenge continues to test even the most skilled radiologists ...
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December 03, 2006 News
Calgary Scientific Medical Group has announced FDA clearance of software that extends advanced medical visualization ...
December 03, 2006 
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The Reliance Endoscope Processing System (Reliance EPS), designed for GI departments, is a high-level disinfection ...
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Bayer Radiology’s Barbara Ruhland and Thom Kinst discuss how radiology departments can address the many different ...
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B-CAD 2.0 is an expanded version of Medipattern’s B-CAD software for breast ultrasound. It is designed to assist ...
December 03, 2006 
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When you’re trying to navigate the vast wilderness of the Wild Wild Web there’s nothing more irritating than getting ...
December 03, 2006 Technology
ScImage Inc.’s PicomEnterprise solution is a Web-based enterprise imaging solution that captures, stores, distributes and archives radiology and cardiology image exams from reportedly any DICOM and many non-DICOM devices.
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The next-generation Voluson E8 includes a number of new tools to help improve clinical workflow, including SonoVCAD ...
December 03, 2006 
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Breast Magnetic Resonance (MR) Imaging has gained significant attention in the past three years resulting in many ...
December 03, 2006 Technology
IBM Corp. is collaborating with Bycast Inc. to establish an enterprise-wide storage system at Iowa Health System. The new system is based on IBM’s Grid Medical Archive Solution, a tool designed to allow cardiology, radiology and other digital images to be shared across multiple sites as well as provide long-term storage.
December 03, 2006 News
The FDA has cleared EDDA Technology’s new IQQA-Liver, an analysis software that provides diagnostic decision support for ...
December 03, 2006 News
American Healthcare Products announced that PRN ThermalCare has been given FDA clearance as the Class II Thermal ...
December 03, 2006 
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BioLucent Inc. has received clearance from the U. S. FDA for its SAVI applicator. The SAVI device offers a multicatheter ...
December 03, 2006 
Case Study
VyMed Diagnostic Imaging Center radiologists work hard to cater to referring physicians’ needs. That’s why this six ...
December 03, 2006 
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Sharp Electronics Corp. announced the release of its new 65-inch LCD monitor, being marketed to hospitals for image-guided surgery. The PN-655U panel provides 1920 by 1080 2-megapixel high-definition resolution, which enables display of both computer and video for medical imaging.
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