When volumetric scanning came along a few years ago, proponents hawked the technology as a leap forward in efficiency ...
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Helen Kuhl, ITN Editor
As I was writing this month’s column, I ran across a quote attributed to Catherine the Great, who said, “I praise loudly ...
September 16, 2011
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
It’s old school that bone and ultrasound don’t mix. And it makes sense. Sonography is all about echoes, and what ...
September 09, 2011
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Hard to believe 18 years have passed since I dropped into the engineering lab of Diasonics Ultrasound, a visit brought ...
August 26, 2011
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
In the yesteryears of over-optimism, when medical imaging was in its heyday, magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) was ...
August 11, 2011
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Typically, the only radiation facing travelers is from the airport scanners they must walk through to board airplanes ...
July 28, 2011
Greg Freiherr, Industry Consultant
Wielding an assortment of high-energy photons, ultrasonic waves and radiofrequencies, radiology has made a practice of ...
July 21, 2011
Helen Kuhl, ITN Editor
Welcome to our newly launched website, providing news and information for medical imaging and radiation oncology ...
April 28, 2011
Dave Fornell, ITN Editor
At the American College of Cardology (ACC) 2010, Ziosoft unveiled its Phyziodynamic advanced visualization software ...
April 27, 2011
Jeanne-Marie Phillips, president, HealthFlash Marketing Communications
Jeanne-Marie Phillips, president, HealthFlash Marketing Communications February 18, 2011 The annual meeting of the ...
April 27, 2011
Jeanne-Marie Phillips, president, HealthFlash Marketing Communications
As computed tomography (CT) technology has become more versatile, affordable and available, the number of exams being ...
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