Technology
Thinking Systems is debuting its new release of Web-based ThinkingRIS unified with its ThinkingPACS powered by a single ...
November 09, 2006 
Technology
The FAS6000 series (FAS6030 or FAS6050) supports more users per system for greater storage consolidation capability. As part of the unified NetApp architecture, these systems support medical images in FC SAN, IP SAN and multiple network configurations, while offering scalability to higher performance systems with upgrades without requiring “forklift” data migration.
November 09, 2006 
Technology
Swissray will be showcasing a number of products, including the Automated Positioning System (APS), ALLinONE stand and ...
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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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TeraRecon announced today the launch of iNtuition, a new unified platform architecture for its Aquarius product line ...
November 09, 2006 News
With this year's $108,000 Section 179 limit, medical purchases completed before Dec. 31, 2006 can count as eligible ...
November 09, 2006 
Feature | Bill McGee
Imaging modalities and applications are going where they’ve never gone before. More than ever, healthcare providers are ...
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Feature | Breast Imaging
Despite decades of progress in breast imaging, one challenge continues to test even the most skilled radiologists ...
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The new home for Hoag Breast Care Center in Newport Beach, CA, is the Sue and Bill Gross Women’s Pavilion. The Pavilion ...
November 09, 2006 
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Emageon 's version 5.30 marks a fundamental architectural change with regard to eliminating the need for routing and use of JPEG 2K storage, resulting in improved compression on disk storage.
November 08, 2006 News
Jan. 23-24, 2007, Las Vegas. Learn current best practices and invaluable strategies from the leaders of top bariatric ...
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Videos | Radiology Business
Bayer Radiology’s Barbara Ruhland and Thom Kinst discuss how radiology departments can address the many different ...
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Feature | Cristen C. Bolan
New whole-body imaging techniques are widening the scope of vision into the details of biological function. By using ...
November 08, 2006 
Technology
Siemens Medical Solutions has announced the latest in ultrasound imaging with the 4.0 release for its ACUSON Antares ultrasound system, premium edition and will exhibit it at RSNA 2006. This solution will feature shared service cardiology applications, along with the complete range of general imaging applications and advanced clinical applications, such as 3-D/4-D and contrast agent imaging.
November 08, 2006 News
In a study by Dr. Jean-Yves Douillard of the Centre Rene Gauducheau in St. Herblain, France, and colleagues in Italy and ...
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Case Study | PACS
eHealth Saskatchewan plays a vital role in providing IT services to patients, health care providers, and partners such ...
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A New UCLA study shows Ceremed Inc.'s Ostene, designed to stop bone bleeding during cardiac surgery, doesn't inhibit ...
November 08, 2006 
Technology
BRIT will launch its multimodality mammography workstation, BRIT Vision and new reporting features for Roentgen RIS at ...
November 08, 2006 News
Dräger Medical AG & Co. KG today announced that it has expanded its relationship with Masimo and will integrate Masimo ...
November 08, 2006 News
Research by a Sandia National Laboratories engineer and a University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center neurologist ...
November 08, 2006 
Technology
At RSNA 2006, GE will release Centricity PACS version 3.0, which is designed to help hospitals and imaging centers ...
November 08, 2006 News
McKesson Corporation (NYSE:MCK) and Per-Se Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:PSTI) announced today that the two companies have ...
November 08, 2006 Technology
Dräger Medical AG & Co. KG today announced that it has expanded its relationship with Masimo and will integrate Masimo ...
November 08, 2006 
Feature | Brady D. Schultz
In the past, nuclear medicine had been coined “unclear medicine” by cynics because of its inability to target exactly where disease is located in the body. The uncertainty was not in the ability of functional imaging to determine a problem, but in localization.
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