Emageon's MammoSuite mammography viewing package features a common worklist, multimodality support, computer-aided detection display and DICOM printing.
Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging (BSGI), or molecular breast imaging, has evolved from a related nuclear medicine imaging procedure of the breast, scintimammography, and both are based on the enhanced uptake of sestamibi in tumors within the breast. For years, scintimammography showed considerable promise to be a strong diagnostic tool in the early detection of breast cancer.
Carestream Healthcare's portfolio of CR systems includes the DirectView CR feature, which is designed to allow clinicians who already use Carestream's computed radiography (CR) technology to conduct mammography exams.
The InsightMRI Breast MR package from Broadwest Corp. consists of a breast coil, patient comfort aids and a diagnostic software package, designed for use with 1.5 Tesla scanners from Siemens Healthcare.
Beekley skin markers and biopsy devices are engineered to streamline radiographic procedures in radiation therapy, general imaging, mammography, CT and MRI.
These radiology skin markers and breast biopsy systems are designed to clearly identify the location of areas of interest on film, to make the reading of images easier, faster, more accurate and more cost effective.
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
McKesson’s enterprise medical imaging solutions, including Horizon Medical Imaging, Horizon Radiology Manager and Horizon Cardiology among others, can help end-users speed the entire diagnostic process, from order entry to results distribution, and increase billing accuracy and efficiency. Not only directly affecting the bottom line, but providing better, safer patient care.
GE Healthcare's versatile LOGIQ e series handles general and shared-service imaging needs, which performs routine exams from vascular to charting fetal development to determining the status of a torn rotator cuff.
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.
GE’s Pre-Clinical Imaging products showcase the newest in animal imaging - the new eXplore speCZT, a full-ring solid-state detector small animal SPECT.
The system utilizes a cadmium zinc telluride (CZT) detector, allowing for full 360-degree coverage around the animal and high-energy resolution to enable dual or triple radio-nuclide imaging. The increased sensitivity of speCZT helps medical researchers perform dynamic small animal SPECT imaging to precisely quantify radiotracer uptake and identify morphological changes.
