Medical Imaging
Micropshere Agent Used with Echocardiography Provides Results Comparable to SPECT
A new study concluded that a new microsphere contrast agent used in echocardiography is well tolerated, and that its diagnostic performance in chest pain patients is comparable with perfusion imaging. More...25 Feb 2009
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The Medical Imaging channel of HospiMedica deals with Radiography, MRI, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, and similar items.