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Interview: Gary J. Becker, M.D., FSCVIR, FACC, FACR |
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by Melissa Mac |
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Interventional radiology’s minimally invasive approach to treatment has brought it
to the forefront of radiology. The problem is fewer radiologists are interested in IR. |
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The Right Way to Lease |
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by Laura Gater |
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Looking for a hedge against obsolete technology? Leasing medical imaging equipment may
help keep facilities from getting too far behind the technology curve. |
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RSNA New Product Wrap-Up |
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MRI |
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Vendors prepare for higher fields of strength and more open designs in
works-in-progress MRI systems. |
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CT |
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More slices and faster images are on the horizon for computed tomography, as companies
extend CT’s limits. |
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Image Management |
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Upgrades to PACS and new ASP and storage solutions dominate IT talk at RSNA 2000. |
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Women's Health |
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Soft-copy reading has been cleared by the FDA. Now it is up to the vendors to get their
digital mammography systems to market |
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X-ray, DR and CR |
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More and more vendors are crossing over the DR-CR product line to offer both
technologies. |
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Ultrasound |
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The “Year of Consolidation” could mean better products and services, as fewer
companies divide the market. |
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Nuclear Medicine |
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PET continues to power nuclear medicine’s growth, as HCFA clears new indications
for reimbursement |
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