Medical Imaging

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• New Technology Predicts Brain Tumors That Will Respond to Drug Treatment

• Brain Damage Seen on MR Scans May Predict Memory Loss in Old Age

• MRI May Cause More Harm than Good in Newly Diagnosed Early Breast Cancer

• Ultrasound Outperforms Symptom Analysis in Detecting Ovarian Cancer

• CR Cassette Developed with Embedded Antiscatter Grid for Greater Productivity, Positioning, and Flexibility

• Cardiovascular Risk After Ischemic Attack Predicted by Ultrasound

• High-Field Postmortem MRI a Feasible and Less Invasive Alternative to Conventional Fetal Autopsy

• Outsourcing of IT Requirements Could Promote All-Round Benefits

• MRI May Help to Diagnose, Stage, and Treat Diabetes

• Proprietary Technologies Developed for the Medical Software Development Community

• Brain Difference in Psychopaths Identified by DT-MRI Tractography

• Radiation Exposure During Interventional Procedures a Concern in Developing Countries

• Nanoparticles Cross Blood-Brain Barrier Enabling "Brain Tumor Painting”

• Philips and Glygenix Therapeutics to Develop Ultrasound-Mediated Gene Therapy

• Mammography Viewer Improves Productivity by Eliminating Separate Workflows

• U.S. National Network of Imaging Providers Contract for Breast Imaging Workstation Software

• First Real-Time Adaptive Radiation Therapy in 10 Minutes or Less

• Merge Healthcare to Acquire CAD Software Company, Confirma

• Improving Patient Safety by Standardizing Procedures for CT Contrast Administration

• Ultrasound Predicts Cardiovascular Risk After Ischemic Attack

• PET Images of Early-Stage Neuroblastoma Can Provide Critical Data

• Miniaturized X-Ray Technology Improves Image Clarity

• New Version of PACS Designed to Meet Accreditation Standards