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February 05, 2009
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- Frederick Benson and C.M.B. Air Cargo Scam
- Need references ASAP on Royi Goldman
- Beware of Ricky Rosas / Universal Medical Engineering Services
- Shaun Kurtz & Miracle Medi Systems Inc.
- Service Technicians
- Service Manual for the LUNAR DPX-IQ sw4.7E.
- Re: Konica Laser Imager Li-7 -"image problem"
- Service manual for Valleylab Force EZ
- Schemes for Kodak DryView 8100 and 8150
- Elscint selectsp
- Charity
- UNICEF Canada: Gifts that Give Back for the Holidays
- Re: I have a mammography system to donate to a 501c3
- Sleepdiagnostic equipment needed
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DOTmed Press Room
Letter From the Editor
Less is Best
This week's DOTmed News includes several stories surrounding the challenge of reducing radiation dose exposure from medical imaging.
JAMA reports that cardiac CT angiography (CTA) zaps a patient with the equivalent of 600 chest X-rays, although there is wide variation among facilities. Obviously the concern is, in alleviating heart disease, we may be increasing cancer risk. Fortunately, many strategies are established to lower the dose. In another report, the Society of Nuclear Medicine and other groups are fostering a campaign, Image Gently, aimed at reducing exposure of children. One of the sponsors of Image Gently, GE, has developed newly validated procedure-based protocols. Read about it in DOTmed's Press Room.
With the right training, equipment and protocols, this is a problem that health care providers, manufacturers, and service companies can all work together to address.
See you tomorrow.
Barbara Kram, Editor
People & Companies
- Innovative Spinal Technologies Inc. Shuts Down
- A Mansfield, MA medical device company has been reported to have closed down.
- Rodolfo Gutierrez Joins IMIX Americas, Inc.
- Industry veteran covers Latin American market for the digital radiography company.
- Win a New, FREE CT X-ray Tube From Barrington
- Barrington Medical Imaging is running a first-of-its-kind sweepstakes for a new CT Tube valued at up to $93,000 dollars -- and you can enter, click on in!
- NOW Urges Nomination of Sen. Debbie Stabenow as Secretary of Health and Human Services
- National Organization for Women likes the Michigan Democrat for the post.
- Joe Nelsen of JOJ-XRS Puts His Love of Mechanics to Work
- DOTmed Certified user's lifelong hobbies pay off in a long career, solid business.
- Start-up Nexomics Biosciences Partners With Rutgers University
- Nexomics Biosciences, a New Jersey-based start-up biotechnology company, agreed to license the rights to a portfolio of intellectual property provided by Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
- Audrey Fredrich Brings Over 30 Years' Experience to NELCO
- The Ottawa University alumnae becomes the organization's Vice President of Business Development.
- Sonora Announces FirstCall for TEE Probe Testing
- Sonora Medical Systems has developed and released the FC-t, a new version of FirstCall, an ultrasound probe testing device.
- Edward J. Hannon to Chair AHA's Small or Rural Hospital Governing Council
- Hannon is president and chief executive officer of The McDowell Hospital in Marion, N.C.
- Daschle Withdraws: Update on Obama DHHS and FDA Appointments
- Tom Daschle's tax controversy preceded withdrawal of his name for consideration as Secretary of Health and Human Services; FDA pick coming soon.
- WaferGen Announces its SmartChip™ System Performance Successfully Demonstrated
- PCR platform system passes initial phase of alpha testing program.
