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Medical Imaging

System to Reduce Specimen-Handling Errors

A new patient identification system is designed to enhance patient safety by limiting the potential for medical errors that can occur while collecting, transporting, and storing blood, urine, and other specimens. More...
12 Aug 2003

Who Should Be Tested for C-Reactive Protein?

A number of studies over recent years have confirmed that C-reactive protein (CRP) is an inflammatory risk factor for heart disease, and new high-sensitivity (hsCRP) assays are now able to measure CRP at lower levels than previously possible, but confusion exists over whom to test. More...
07 Aug 2003

Test Predicts Course of Childhood Brain Tumor

Researchers studying the most common type of childhood brain tumor, pilocytic astrocytoma, have found that the amount of Ki-67 antigen expressed on the cancer cells is indicative of the likelihood of the tumor to progress or re-occur after surgery. More...
06 Aug 2003

Rapid Whole-Blood Test Uses Gold Nanoshells

A sensitive whole-blood immunoassay is capable of detecting less than one billionth of a gram of the glycoprotein immunoglobulin G (IgG) per milliliter of whole blood and is faster than existing whole-blood immunoassays. More...
06 Aug 2003

Apoptosis Assay Predicts Differences in Late Toxicity

The use of an apoptosis assay can help predict the differences in late toxicity among individuals with solid tumors and thus may be used as a rapid screen for genetically hypersensitive patients. More...
05 Aug 2003

Study Finds PSA Test May Miss Most Prostate Cancers

Using a new approach to evaluate test data, scientists from three major medical centers in Boston (MA, USA) have concluded that the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test may be missing as many as 82% of all prostate cancers. More...
05 Aug 2003

Test Tells If Chemo Will Help a Colon Cancer Patient

A study has shown that a simple genetic test can determine if chemotherapy will be effective in treating a particular patient's colon cancer. More...
31 Jul 2003
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The Medical Imaging channel of HospiMedica deals with Radiography, MRI, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, and similar items.