IBA (Ion Beam Applications SA) has recently received CE mark authorization of its new supra conducting accelerator.

North Fulton Hospital, Roswell, Ga., is one of the first healthcare providers in the United States to purchase the new Carestream Touch Prime XE Ultrasound System.

New research shows individuals with a greater degree of activity in the stress center of the brain also have more evidence of inflammation in their arteries and were at higher risk for cardiovascular events, including heart attack, stroke and death.

Proton Therapy treatment planning for spine and base of brain of pediatric patient Ashya King.
Proton therapy using the eclipse proton treatment planning system for a prostate.
Varian Eclipse Proton Therapy Treatment Planning for a Spinal case.

As proton therapy becomes more widely available, imaging for the development of proton treatment plans will become more commonplace. However, there are major differences in how treatment is planned for proton therapy compared to traditional radiation therapy. While anatomical imaging is the main focus in radiation therapy, proton therapy requires highly calibrated computed tomography (CT) datasets that are used to directly compute a highly technical treatment plan. 
Weight bearing orthopedic MRI scanner, the G-scan by Esoate.
GE Healthcare's ViosWorks cardiac MRI analysis software.
An example of a Philip's mDixon MRI brain scan.
Philips ScanWise helps technologists set up MRI scanners to improve workflow efficiency.
Siemens Healthineers simultaneous Multi-Slice (SMS) acquires multiple diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) slices simultaneously.

Introduced in the 1980s, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become an integral part of any radiology department. The modality has most often been used for brain and spine scans, but new applications are expanding its capabilities in recent years. Vendors are also working to reduce both scan times and machine size for enhanced productivity. 
Whale's bi-plane mobile C-arm system.

Now more than ever, thanks to healthcare reform, hospitals and clinics are having to find innovative ways to be flexible with their imaging systems. 

Novel technology developed by HeartFlow Inc. significantly reduces the need for invasive procedures to diagnose patients suspected of having coronary artery disease.

The need to repeat even one scan can put you behind schedule, increasing patient wait times and staff overtime. 

The ITN team has just returned from the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society’s (HIMSS16) annual conference in Las Vegas, where more than 40,000 healthcare IT professionals gathered to learn about and share information on optimizing healthcare outcomes using information technology. 
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