Franklin and Seidelmann Subspecialty Radiology, a full-service teleradiology provider, offers final reports 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It now also provides Final Nighttime/ED (emergency department) interpretations is a new service designed to benefit a radiology groups by using a final reports teleradiology provider for nighttime coverage.

These services include:
- Recover costs spent on nighttime teleradiology coverage by billing the final report.

- Eliminate next day over reads and use this extra capacity to interpret and bill more final reports.

Toshiba's Infinix-i floor mounted, 5-axis system is a cardiovascular lab featuring patient access and coverage, making it possible to obtain images without repositioning patients. The system includes a high-definition flat panel detector and the new Advanced Image Processing (AIP) technology that enhances the display of small details, including intricate blood vessels and small devices, such as catheters. The Infinix–i 5-axis system is available with different size flat panel detectors to perform cardiac and vascular procedures.

Aurora Imaging Technology offers to the Aurora 1.5Tesla Dedicated Breast MRI System for AuroraSPECTROSCOPY, a breast magnetic resonance (MR) spectroscopy package.

International Teleradiology Corp. (ITC) provides teleradiology coverage services to outpatient imaging centers and radiology departments of all sizes in the U.S., United Kingdom, Bermuda, Australia, New Zealand and others.

ITC’s fully trained and certified radiologists can take over night cover for a practice, clinic or hospital, providing referring physicians with preliminary reports within half and hour of receipt of images and information, while aiming to leave the local radiology group staff fresh for the following day.

Medison’s new ACCUVIX V20 model offers 2D, 3D and 4D technologies for increased efficiency and enhanced diagnostic capabilities.


Radiology is faced with a market paradox. Even as the radiologist shortage continues, the U.S.

Kootenai Outpatient Imaging certainly gives a new meaning to the term “community hospital.” In addition to providing patients with the latest imaging technology, Kootenai’s efforts to improve women’s health extend far beyond the hospital doors.

As the first freestanding non-university PET center in the nation, Northern California PET Imaging (NCPIC) is accustomed to leading the path for new discoveries through technology.


With an entire new wing added on to this year’s RSNA annual conference, finding seminars, courses and workshops, key vendors or even wireless zones will be a bit more challenging this time around.

October 30, 2008 - The American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO) welcomed 12,487 people to its 50th Annual Meeting held September 21- 25, 2008, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, marking an all-time high for an ASTRO Annual Meeting.

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