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Mini C-arms: Maxi Use |
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by Sydney Schuster |
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The mobility and lower-dose radiation of mini C-arms have increased the devices in
popularity in operating rooms, emergency departments and doctors’ offices. Today,
their compact size and digital conveniences offer many of the same capabilities of fixed
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fMRI: The Next Step |
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by Gillian Klucas |
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Functional MRI is revolutionizing the way scientists study how our brains work. It is
believed that one day new studies will lead to faster, more accurate diagnoses for many
types of brain disorders and diseases and to treating these maladies effectively. The
studies even may prove a biological basis for psychiatric disorders and abnormalities. |
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State of the Industry |
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by Medical Imaging staff |
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"Medicine's Digital Revolution" was the theme for the 88th Scientific
Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America in Chicago last
month. The influence of digital technologies are increasing exponentially, as
manufacturers incorporate the advances in more medical imaging modalities and more
practitioners are trained in the patient-related nuances. In our RNSA 2002 Review, read where the digital revolution is having its greatest
impact and what to expect throughout the medical imaging industry in 2003. |
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CT |
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Computed Tomography: Multi-slice, multi-use, multi-popular |
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Information Technology |
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Information Technolgy again flourishes at RSNA |
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Mammography |
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Mammography: New digital units, CAD make their mark |
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Nuclear Medicine |
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Nuclear Medicine: PET boosts fusion imaging’s potential |
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X-ray |
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X-ray: DR and CR prosper together |
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MRI |
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MRI: Open, 1.5T and 3T gain ground |
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Ultrasound |
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Ultrasound expands with 3D technology and upgrades |
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