June 2002: Nuclear Medicine

Features

	3D Imaging Made Easy; sponsored by an educational grant from TeraRecon
	by Lisa Fratt
	Large data sets and more voluminous patient imaging studies can constrain a PACS’ capabilities. However, there are viable options to correct the situation.


	The Power of Printers
	by Sydney Schuster
	Don't look for printers to disappear from hospitals with the promise of filmless environments. Many healthcare providers always will opt for hard-copy images.

Departments

	To the Point
	Nuclear Powered


	Emerging Trends
	Taking Advantage of Things Familiar
	by Doug Orr


	Newswatch
	June 2002


	Implementing Digital
	CR: Still Going Strong
	by Lisa Fratt


	Product Showcase


	Advertisers Index
	June 2002

Special Section

	Hybrid Imaging
	by Sydney Schuster
	The combination of PET, SPECT and CT technologies are expanding beyond oncology applications to bring heightened imaging standards into cardiology, neurology and gene therapy.


	Eye on Technology
	by Cheryl Hall Harris, R.N.
	The Many Roles of PET


	Nuclear Cardiology
	by Gillian Klucas


	Show Watch
	by Wayne Forrest
	Medical Breakthroughs, PET Advances Slated for SNM 2002