August 2003: DIGITAL IMAGING
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| Features |
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Brain Imaging Breaking Through |
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by Lin Muschlitz |
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The capabilities of CT, MRI and PET continue to capture the scientific and medical
minds at work in labs and clinics across the country, as surgeons, oncologists and
patients benefit from detailed brain scans. |
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What’s New: Film |
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by Sydney Schuster |
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Despite soothsayers’ warnings of its imminent demise, film is still everywhere.
Not only is film alive and well, but it is thriving in some environments. Film may not be
anything new, but it certainly isn’t boring. |
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| Departments |
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| Special Section |
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Eye on Technology; PACS: What to Look for |
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by Sydney Schuster |
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New technologies and savvier customers are clearly driving PACS development. One of the
prominent market movements is toward Web servers. Intuitive interfaces, ultra-high-speed
transmission and multi-tasking also are among the trends. |
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Implementing Digital |
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by Lisa Fratt |
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Digital Radiography Delivers |
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Case in Point |
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by Wayne Forrest |
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DR Case Studies |
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