Images shown at trade shows tend to be, well … perfect. The kVP is adjusted precisely in computed tomography (CT); the ...
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Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Go to a few radiology meetings and you’ll know what radiology wants. In a word, radiology wants “more.” More involvement ...
July 07, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Revolutions need data. They need to explain why the present is not working as well as it could, so that a better route ...
June 22, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Personalized medical care conjures an image of exactness. Precision. Its realization was once believed attainable ...
June 15, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Effective screening may be the key to America’s future. Only by catching disease early, before disease can injure the ...
June 08, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Cancer screening is the only circumstance in which apparently healthy people subject themselves purposely to an agent ...
June 01, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
No one really knows how epiphanies come to be. Those moments of enlightenment, slivers in time, when the curtains are ...
May 25, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Physicians work differently. What they do and how they do it depends on their specialty. Radiologists and cardiologists ...
May 18, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Hippocrates viewed the patient as a whole. Today physicians tend to see the patient as a collection of parts — ...
May 11, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Medicine supposedly aches for a universal viewer, one that can satisfy the needs of every physician — cardiologist ...
May 04, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
In the world of molecular imaging, PET/MR is a wild card. But it’s a wild card that’s ready to be played. Three major ...
April 27, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
It’s been a long time since radiology focused just on the detection of disease. And it will never see those days again ...
April 20, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
The intersection between PET/CT and radiation therapy is widening. And it is doing so in unanticipated ways. You might ...
April 13, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
The good news for molecular imaging is that the latest generation of PET/CT can visualize more and subtler signs of ...
April 06, 2016
Dave Fornell, ITN Editor
The need for improved efficiency in healthcare and the new requirements of U.S. healthcare reform have rapidly made the ...
March 24, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
There is something about magnetic resonance (MR). The elegance of its mathematics. How it leverages the electromagnetic ...
March 23, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Software can do amazing things. Take, for example, a couple software packages unveiled at RSNA 2015. One, called GoBrain ...
March 16, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
“You keep same-in’ when you ought to be a changin’ … One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.” — ...
March 09, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
It’s been almost 40 years since the first human magnetic resonance (MR) pictures were taken. Along with decades of ...
March 02, 2016
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Statistics have been the basis of modern medical practice. Soon it will be Big Data’s turn. In today’s digital world ...
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