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American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM)
AIUM 2010 Convention
March 24 - March 27, 2010San Diego, CA
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Running the numbers: It's time for 3D
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Atlanta Medical Center
by Vital Images, Inc.With over 400 physicians using Imaging Services, Atlantic Medical Center needed to find an integrated solution that provided access to advanced visualization in multiple locations throughout the…... -
Meridian Regional: A Single, Unified Workflow Environment
by Merge HealthcareHow integrated RIS/PACS streamlined post processing and captured labor savings for one organization... -
West Coast Radiology: Workflow Success
by Merge HealthcareA multi-site center visions, plans and implements an integrated RIS/PACS for workflow efficiency... -
Redefining Cardiovascular Care
by ScImage Inc.Redefining Cardiovascular Care: How One Organization's Approach to Care Delivery is Working... -
Teleradiology Unifies Approach
by ScImage Inc.Rural Group Uses Single Database Solution to Read for 41 Facilities... -
INFINITT RIS Product Information
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INFINITT RIS Product Information
by INFINITT North AmericaINFINITT RIS...
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Running the numbers: It's time for 3D
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ScImage Inc.
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ACC: PINNACLE Registry aims to improve outpatient cardiac care
QATLANTA - Originally piloted two years ago as the Improving Continuous Cardiac Care IC3 registry, the recently rebranded PINNACLE registry is the first and only ambulatory registry for cardiovascular conditions in this country, noted William Oetgen, MD, clinical associate professor of medicine at Georgetown University at the 59th annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) annual conference on March 16.
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ACC: Myocardial viability: What imaging modality is right answer?
ATLANTA--In choosing the appropriate test, keeping clinical context in mind and understanding what the test indicates and what it does not indicate are key elements a physician must remember in selecting the correct imaging modality for the testing of myocardial viability, said Christopher Hanson, MD, professor of medicine and radiology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, during an imaging symposium at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) annual conference on Monday.
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ACC: Gender disparities exist in screening for heart disease
ATLANTA--“Within the past decade, our focus on women at risk has led to a clarification of understanding of the sex-specific factors that can influence our decisions and testing when it comes to women at risk or with symptoms of heart disease,” said Jennifer Mieres, MD, associate professor of medicine and director of nuclear cardiology at New York University School of Medicine, during a presentation at the 59th annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) conference.
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ACC: Multi-detector CT has high predictive value for obstructive CAD detection
ATLANTA -- The presence of obstructive coronary artery disease (CAD) was found to be a significant predictor of adverse cardiac events, and multi-detector CT may be able to predict cardiac events in known or suspected CAD, according to researchers from the Division of Cardiology at Daegu Catholic University in Daegu, South Korea.
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ACC Feature: Use of SYNTAX scores in daily practice reveals operator bias
Inter- and intra-observer reliabilities show disparities when SYNTAX scores are calculated by individual operators no matter their training and background. Researchers reported that multidisciplinary approaches should be considered when deciphering between CABG and PCI for patients with multivessil or left main coronary artery disease, according to a poster presentation featured during the 59th annual American College of Cardiology (ACC) scientific session yesterday in Atlanta.
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Radiology: CT angiography proves cost-effective in chest pain diagnosis strategy
A coronary CT angiography-only approach -- when factoring in a $20,000 threshold level for cost per correct diagnosis and $50,000 per quality-adjusted life-year -- is the most cost-effective diagnostic strategy for the evaluation of patients presenting with stable chest pain without known coronary artery disease (CAD) with intermediate CAD prevalence, according to a decision analysis study published in the March issue of Radiology.
Advanced Visualization Products
Sectra PACS by Sectra North America
Sectra PACS is a flexible and scalable solution for large hospital chains as well as for imaging clinics, meeting all workflow requirements of the radiology department. It features RapidConnect, a unique technology that delivers patient data instant...
ME201L/r by U.S. Electronics, Inc.
ME201L/r is a 20.1" 2 megapixel monochrome LCD with 10-bit grayscale palette and 700 cd/m² brightness. It has high contrast ratio of 1000:1 and is best suited for various imaging modalities and PACS.b> Features:
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CR 35-X by Agfa HealthCare
Agfa HealthCare’s CR 35-X is a highly versatile digitizer that is specially designed for decentralized CR environments and has an amazingly small footprint. The CR 35-X is a multi-application digitizer, benefiting from three different image resolut...
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DICOM eXtender R.P.E. by mPlexus
The Relevant Prior Engine (RPE) will utilize a proprietary algorithm that will enable it to find and fetch prior exams with a very high rate of accuracy, and most importantly, relevance to the current exam being read. RPE will gather prior exams from...
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