At RSNA 2007, CMT Medical Technologies (CMT) will spotlight its SmartRAD digital radiography system, featuring an integrated flat panel digital detector and CMT’s proprietary technology.

SmartRAD incorporates object-oriented software and connectivity to reportedly deliver high image quality, ergonomics and performance in digital radiography.

MedX Inc. will feature its NuQuest nuclear medicine workstation at RSNA 2007.

The FDA cleared NuQuest nuclear medicine workstation features diagnostic image processing capabilities for cardiac, general nuclear medicine and whole-body imaging. It acquires data from two gamma cameras and visualizes dual-isotope studies simultaneously.

Spectrum Dynamics will feature its D-SPECT Cardiac Imaging System at RSNA 2007, which reportedly provides high throughput, while maintaining and improving resolution.

According to the manufacturer, the system can complete a gated SPECT study in only 2 minutes as opposed to the 12-20 minutes of sodium iodide-based gamma cameras, reducing radiation dose.

Spectrum’s BroadView technology reportedly increases sensitivity by collecting photons with larger collection angles, using a solid-state detector design and proprietary image reconstruction algorithms.

Siemens Medical Solutions will debut its recently FDA 510(k) cleared 1.5 Tesla (T) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system that is reportedly more affordable, allowing providers to upgrade from low-field MRI systems or to add an MRI system for the first time.

The cost of the new 1.5T MAGNETOM Essenza can reportedly be as much as $500,000 less than other 1.5T systems.

Siemens Medical Solutions will highlight the capabilities of its SOMATOM Definition Dual-Source Computed Tomography (CT) scanner at RSNA 2007.

The system's high temporal resolution enables it to conduct cardiac scans of the most challenging patients without beta blockers and regardless of heart rate, and without the need to employ multi-segment reconstruction, according to its manufacturer. The scanner also boasts a 78 cm gantry bore, allowing for the scanning of obese patients.

Company Website: www.usa.siemens.com/medical

October 27, 2007 - Aurora will feature its Aurora 1.5T Dedicated Breast MRI System that is designed specifically for breast imaging, creating an elliptical, homogenous field of view, providing coverage of both breasts, chest wall and axillae in a single bilateral scan, reportedly without compromise in contrast or resolution, at RSNA 2007.

Aurora will feature its Aurora Imaging Technology 1.5T Dedicated Breast MRI System with Bilateral 3D SpiralRODEO is a fully integrated MRI system designed specifically for breast imaging, creating an elliptical, homogenous field of view, providing coverage of both breasts, chest wall and axillae in a single bilateral scan, reportedly without compromise in contrast or resolution.

October 29, 2007 - E-Z-EM Inc. announced that the company has been named under Forbes Magazine’s 2007 List of Best Small Companies in America, ranking all candidates with revenue of $5 million to $750 million and who share prices above $5 as of Oct. 1, according to return on equity, as well as sustained sales and net profit growth over 12-month and five-year periods.

October 29, 2007 – AMICAS Inc. announced today that it has signed a new enterprise agreement with Radiology Ltd. of Tucson, AZ, allowing the company to complement their existing PACS system with the entire suite of AMICAS radiology automation products, including systems to support scheduling, report production, document management and comprehensive revenue cycle management.

October 29, 2007 - Biospace med announced that it has received 510k clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market EOS, a new digital X-ray imager in the U.S. for 2D imaging use, reportedly allowing images to be obtained with a low dose of radiation and permitting long length digital imaging,

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