News | Contrast Media

Tiny gas microbubbles can enhance the delivery and absorption of cancer drugs in patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, according to a new pilot study. The study was described at the International Contrast Ultrasound Society (ICUS) annual conference in Chicago.

Time September 11, 2015
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Feature | Radiation Therapy

Women who have breast cancer on their left side present a particular challenge to radiation oncologists. Studies have ...

Time September 10, 2015
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Feature | X-Ray | Greg Freiherr

The transition from film to flat panel has dramatically improved the efficiency of portable X-ray units. Transmitting ...

Time September 10, 2015
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Technology | Computed Tomography (CT)

September 9, 2015 — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted 510(k) for Philips Healthcare’s Spectral ...

Time September 09, 2015
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News | Remanufactured Refurbished Equipment

Ninety-six percent of clinics and hospitals in the United States that have purchased used or refurbished medical equipment have had neutral-to-positive experiences with the purchase, according to a new survey.

Time September 09, 2015
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News | Mammography

More than 50 women in need received free cervical and breast cancer screenings with same-day results as part of a recent See, Test & Treat program and health fair at Loyola University Medical Center.

Time September 09, 2015
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News | Clinical Decision Support

SRI International and DataSpeaks Inc. announced that SRI has licensed the Science of Individuality Measurement Algorithm (SIMA) software from DataSpeaks. SRI will integrate SIMA into the development of a secure enterprise system for clinical decision-making.

Time September 09, 2015
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News | Radiation Therapy

Varian Medical Systems is collaborating with two leading Cape Town universities to launch Africa's first 'Access to Care' program, designed to train cancer caregivers in delivering advanced conformal radiotherapy treatments.

Time September 09, 2015
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Feature | Computed Tomography (CT) | Dave Fornell

When 64-slice computed tomography (CT) systems were introduced nearly a decade ago, they were purchased in large numbers ...

Time September 09, 2015
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Feature | Medical 3-D Printing | Jeff Zagoudis

In many ways, medical imaging is the backbone of the entire healthcare industry. Medical professionals can only treat ...

Time September 09, 2015
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News | Treatment Planning

Brainlab announced that its Automatic Brain Metastases Planning software has been used for the first time in the United States at Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience in Philadelphia.

Time September 08, 2015
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Sponsored Content | Case Study | Radiology Imaging

Plan optimization and dose calculation for complex VMAT plans are computationally challenging tasks. Depending on the ...

Time September 09, 2015
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Feature | Computed Tomography (CT) | Jeff Zagoudis

Computed tomography (CT) has enjoyed a place of prominence in medical imaging since its creation in the 1970s. The ...

Time September 08, 2015
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Feature | AAPM | Melinda Taschetta-Millane

During the recent American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) conference in Anaheim, Calif., I had the ...

Time September 08, 2015
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Blog | Computed Tomography (CT)

The heady days of computed tomography (CT) — when 64-slice scanners drove sales to an all-time high — seems like ancient ...

Time September 08, 2015
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News | Radiation Therapy

Gustave Roussy has awarded Elekta with an order for four Versa HD linear accelerators, replacing their existing installed base of competing systems. The premier European comprehensive cancer center started its radiotherapy program in 2013.

Time September 04, 2015
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Technology | Flat Panel Displays

TRU-Vu Monitors has launched a new line of 24-inch HD surgical LCD monitors and touch screens.

Time September 04, 2015
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News | Women's Health

Women who are carriers of mutated BRCA genes are known to have a significantly higher risk for developing breast and ovarian cancers than those who don't have the mutations. But a new study by the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) faculty questions the value of screening for the genetic mutations in the general population — including those who do not have cancer or have no family history of the disease — because of the high cost.

Time September 04, 2015
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News | Radiology Business

Despite numerous major changes looming in the healthcare industry, the 2015 edition of the Great American Physician Survey found that U.S. physicians are still happy in their careers.

Time September 04, 2015
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