International clinical media platform and video informatics company Orpheus Medical announced the expanded use of its Clinical Media Platform at several teaching institutions and marquee children's hospitals. The new implementations cover a wide range of clinical areas, including surgical suites, endoscopy (GI, pulmonary and ENT), digital image capture using mobile devices, as well as live streaming and collaboration from the catheterization and electrophysiology labs and dermatology surgical procedure rooms. This coincides with the release of the latest versions of Orpheus Web and Mobile.

Orpheus Clinical Media Platform

November 6, 2017 — During National Radiologic Technology Week (NRTW) every November, hospitals, healthcare centers and clinics recognize radiologic technologists – the medical personnel who perform diagnostic imaging examinations and administer radiation therapy treatments.

November 6, 2017 — Nearly one-third of women with breast cancer went against their doctor’s advice and chose not to begin or complete recommended adjuvant therapy to kill residual tumor cells following surgery, according to a study led by a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health researcher.

TeraRecton announced the launch of version 4.4.13 of its iNtuition advanced visualization platform, over 175 feature and functionality enhancements. According to the company, these improvements accelerate workflow and enhance clinical capabilities for cardiac magnetic resonance (MR), spine labeling, multiphase breast and prostate MR, transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and more. All enhancements are wrapped up in a measurably faster and visibly cleaner user interface.

What if consolidating enterprise imaging systems didn’t have to mean disruption, downtime and ripping out other data systems? What if it could cost less and require fewer implementation resources than you think? Learn why consolidating and standardizing doesn’t need to be an expensive, disruptive or limiting initiative.

In the movie “Dark Star,” a spaceship crewman does his best to talk an artificial intelligence (AI) thermostellar device out of exploding. Bomb #20, as it is named, retorts that it has received the deployment signal and that its countdown to detonation has begun.

Explore. Invent. Transform. This is the theme for the Radiological Society of North America’s (RSNA) 103rd meeting and scientific assembly, and this year invites attendees to investigate and advance radiology through innovation as a means of creating positive impact on patient care. The meeting will take place at Chicago’s McCormick Place from Nov. 26 to Dec. 1, 2017.

Study shows tissue marker reduces radiation target volumes, produces many other advantages
Study shows tissue marker reduces radiation target volumes, produces many other advantages
Study shows tissue marker reduces radiation target volumes, produces many other advantages
Study on 3-D Marker That Reduces Radiation Target Volumes

Radiation planning for breast cancer relies on accurate delineation of the post-lumpectomy target volume as identified on non-contrast axial computed tomography (CT). Visible seroma, surgical clips and adjacent tissue are typically included when contouring the lumpectomy clinical target volume for radiation treatment. Radiation oncologists and treatment planners face challenges that can make clear delineation of the lumpectomy cavity problematic.
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