Radiography
Triggered Imaging Technology Continually Monitors Tumor Location During Radiosurgical Procedures
A US university health system has become the first medical center in the world to utilize intrafraction motion review, or “triggered imaging,” to continually monitor tumor location during radiosurgery for lung cancer. More...07 Dec 2011
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Affirm® Contrast
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DC-80A
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Digital Ferromagnetic Detector
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