Research presented at conference reveals breast cancer risks.
A 71-year old man with inoperable lung cancer is able to receive stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) treatment.
Scientists in New York have created a computer system that automatically pulls radiation dosage off CT scan reports and alerts radiologists if dose levels exceed industry-standard values, a technology that could help patients better monitor their lifetime exposure as well as prevent the highly publicized dosage fiascoes that rocked the profession last year.
Discussing the changing world of dose monitoring and hospital safety
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Sorrel Medical appoints chief commercial officer
In Q3 of 2018 alone, 4.4 million medical records were compromised
Technology compensates for motion of breathing.
Forming a new global leader in biological irradiation
IO Biotech appoints chief medical officer
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Improving accuracy, proper placement
Planned launch in second half of 2017
TechniScan, Inc.'s unique whole breast ultrasound technology, which provides a comfortable, radiation-free method for assessment of breast lesions was part of a scientific presentation at the National Consortium of Breast Centers (NCBC) conference in Las Vegas last week.
Setting the stage for a new generation of ‘tabletop’ accelerators
ROX Medical appoints CEO
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Some patients can be treated 16 hours after onset of stroke
Huntington Hospital names vice president of enterprise clinical and support services
The VERITON SPECT system debuted at SNMMI
