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Medical Imaging

Biomarker for Liver Cancer

A new test system is designed to determine the risk of developing liver cancer in patients with chronic liver diseases (CLD). More...
13 Jul 2005

Markers of Kidney Failure During Bypass

In a new study, researchers report the discovery of a series of early biomarkers that may dramatically reduce from three days to two hours the time needed to identify the first signs of potential kidney failure in patients undergoing open heart surgery. More...
11 Jul 2005

Gene-Sequence Scanner Analyzes More Data

The new GeneChip scanner (GCS) 3000 7G allows the analysis of microarrays that feature 500% more data than previous generations. More...
11 Jul 2005

Antimycrobial Susceptibility Testing

An improved formulation has been developed for MicroScan dried Gram-positive overnight antimicrobial susceptibility test panels. More...
07 Jul 2005

Test to Detect Drugs of Abuse in ED

A new point-of-care (POC) test is a rapid in vitro diagnostic test to determine if patients entering the emergency department (ED) of a hospital are under the influence of drugs of abuse. More...
07 Jul 2005

New HPV Genotyping Test

A new test identifies 37 high- and low-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) genotypes, including those considered a significant risk factor for progression to cervical cancer. The test has received the CE Mark. More...
07 Jul 2005

Vital Images and Eclipsys in Marketing Alliance

Vital Images, Inc., a provider of visualization and analysis systems, has signed a marketing and sales agreement with Eclipsys Corp., a provider of healthcare information technology systems More...
07 Jul 2005
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The Medical Imaging channel of HospiMedica deals with Radiography, MRI, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, and similar items.