June 2003: NUCLEAR MEDICINE
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SCAR Preview 2003 |
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by Erin Chesson |
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The Society for Computer Applications in Radiology marks a milestone this month in
Boston, when the association holds its 20th annual symposium over four days. |
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| Special Section |
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Dollars and Sense: The Economics of PET |
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by Coleen Curran |
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Purely as a technology, positron emission tomography (PET) always has had a bright
future. The problem has been reimbursement. Today, PET is more financially viable, which
is good news for patients. |
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Technology Trends: Hybrid Imaging: More Is Better |
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by Lin Muschlitz |
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Knowing the metabolic characteristics of a tumor is not enough. Identifying the
location and the physiologic information by incorporating CT with PET or SPECT is a
growing area with expanding appeal. |
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Market Update |
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by Cheryl Hall Harris, R.N. |
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What's New in SPECT |
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Show Preview |
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by Wayne Forrest |
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Debuting at SNM 2003 |
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