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Medical Imaging

Ultrasound-Based Renal Denervation Used to Treat Resistant Hypertension

A medical company released three-month data from the company’s first-in-human clinical study to treat resistant hypertension using catheter-based ultrasound. More...
03 Sep 2012

Image-Enabled Enterprise EMR Solution Provides Anywhere, 24/7 Access from Any Browser

An electronic medical record provides a true “zero-footprint” image viewing capability and can be embedded into many third-party products. i More...
02 Sep 2012
Image: Brain scans of test patients show that the frontal lobe of the brain is most involved in severe seizures (Image courtesy of University of Minnesota).

Specialized Noninvasive Imaging Technology Successfully Used to Examine Epilepsy Patients

A study outlines how a new type of noninvasive brain scan taken immediately after a seizure gives important insight into possible causes and treatments for epilepsy patients and may lead to means of meeting the long-sought challenge of locating the brain regions responsible for seizures in individual patients. More...
30 Aug 2012
Image: Particle physicists Erlend Bolle, David Volgyes, Michael Rissi and Kim-Eigard Hines, developers of the new technology that enables multiple improvements, including 50 % less radiation from a PET scanner. (Photo courtesy of Yngve Vogt, University of Oslo.)

Novel Imaging Technology Improves Image Quality, Lessens Radiation

Particle physicists have created a novel imaging technology that includes combining the PET and MRI technologies in a way that involves much less radiation than current technology. More...
30 Aug 2012

Increased Risk of Death Not Seen in Breast Cancer Patients with High-Density Mammograms

High mammographic breast density does not seem to increase the risk of death among breast cancer patients, according to a study led US National Cancer Institute scientist. More...
29 Aug 2012

Report Sees Slowing Growth in PET Scans

The growth rate of PET and PET/CT medical imaging scans in the United States began to slow in 2011, down from a double-digit rate reported in previous years, according to a new market research report by the IMV Medical Information Division. More...
29 Aug 2012
Image: The Philips AlluraClarity X-ray System (Photo courtesy of Philips).

Philips Introduces AlluraClarity X-Ray System in Ghent Hospital

Ghent University Hospital announced the launch of its new coronary angioplasty room, fitted with the Philips AlluraClarity - an interventional X-ray with advanced ClarityIQ technology, offering image quality equivalent to the Allura Xper generation, at a fraction of the dose. More...
28 Aug 2012
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The Medical Imaging channel of HospiMedica deals with Radiography, MRI, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, and similar items.