Radiography
Live 3D Holographic Imaging for Use in Interventional Cardiology Assessed 
Philips and RealView Imaging have completed a clinical study that has demonstrated the viability of using a unique live 3D holographic visualization and interaction technology to guide minimally invasive structural heart disease procedures More...
04 Nov 2013
CT Scanner Range Includes Upgrade to 16- and 32-Slice Configurations
A new range of CT systems have many high-end applications available to a wider client base for the first time with an additional option to upgrade the systems later to the established 64- and 128-slice configurations. More...28 Oct 2013
Computed Tomography System
Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition
Ultra-Flat DR Detector
meX+1717SCC
Digital X-Ray Detector Panel
Acuity G4
Ultrasound Table
Women’s Ultrasound EA Table
In Other News
Vegetable Compound Found to Protect Against Radiation
Clinical Display Allows Extra Wide Viewing Angles
Mobile Intraoperative CT System Cleared for Use in United States
Technique Reduces Exposure in Children Requiring Repeat CT Brain Scans
Grading System Designed to Assess Patient Reactions to Radiotherapy
Mobile X-Ray System Takes Digital Technology to Point-of-Care
US Physicians Making CT Safer for Children
Risk of Breast Cancer Later in Life for Girls Undergoing Radiotherapy Explained
CR Digitizer Designed for General Radiography, Orthopedic, and Chiropractic Applications
Advanced IT and Imaging Technology to Be Presented at Paris Radiology Meet
Bismuth-Carrying Nanotubes Show Potential for CT Imaging
Depressed Patients Show Abnormal Activation of the Occipital Lobes
“Incidental Findings” Found to Be Unusual but Significant Events in Pediatric CT Imaging
3D Foot Scanner Could Change Way Foot and Ankle Problems Are Diagnosed and Treated
Clinical Software Effectively Categorizes Benign and Malignant Spots on Smokers’ Lung Scans
Imaging Contributing to Overdiagnosis of Thyroid Cancers
For Patients with Desmoid-Type Fibromatosis, Moderate Dose Radiotherapy Proves Effective
Children Kept Under Observation in the ER Lessens Need for CT Scanning
SPECT Technology Developed with High Specificity of CT Scanning, Creating Quantitative Images
ER Physicians Use Low Risk Ankle Rule to Lessen Need for Imaging Children
Digital Motion X-Ray Image-Capturing Device Designed for X-Ray Installations
Brain Hubs Work Together to Make Reading Possible
CT Scans in Children with Headaches Used Widely in and out of Emergency Department
The MedImaging Radiology channel covers fluoroscopy, digital radiography, computerized tomography, mammography, interventional radiology, and other medical uses of X-ray imaging as well as related instrumentation, trends and safety issues.