Estimates brain region volumes and improves lesion analysis
ECRI Audio Conference - CT Radiation Dosing: Guarding Patients from Unnecessary Risk will be held on May 16, 2007.
Imaging studies reduce invasive procedures but increase radiation exposure, ACR reports. The amount of radiation the U.S. population receives from medical imaging has risen 750 percent in the last 25 years.
Quick relief from winter blues.
CVRx president and CEO named chairman of AdvaMed’s board of directors
Medical protocols must keep pace with this advancing technology and its increased use.
According to the Harvard Mental Health Letter, remission of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), might depend upon individualized timing of light exposure and dosing.
Xenotransplants could potentially reduce organ shortages
Dr. Maurice R. Ferré, CEO of INSIGHTEC, explains why he's so optimistic about the future of MRgFUS
Downloadable diagnostic and treatment toolkit is designed for health care providers who may have to provide medical care during a radiation incident.
American Roentgen Ray Society study emphasizes correct patient positioning on gantry.
Test different levels and types of radiation
New promise emerging for SBRT on larger tumors
Reinforces need for appropriate imaging standards
Can perform multiple procedures at the same time in one room
From mammography units to AI software, a look at the latest technology shaping the future of breast imaging
Insights from Dr. Nick West, chief medical officer and divisional vice president of medical affairs, vascular, at Abbott
Joining industry-wide trend to cut out low-growth business lines
Will offer 24/7 emergency care, medical imaging, lab services, surgical care, delivery and labor
Former executive at Johnson & Johnson appointed VP of strategic development at Shields Health Solutions
