Radiography
When Distinguishing Colorectal Polyps, Narrow-Band Imaging Is Comparable to White Light Colonoscopy
Researchers recently compared narrow-band imaging without high magnification to conventional white light colonoscopy in differentiating colorectal polyps during real-time colonoscopy and found that NBI was no more accurate than white light colonoscopy. More...02 Feb 2009
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Digital Radiography Lets Facilities Go Digital Faster
Women at High Risk of Breast Cancer May Benefit from Alternating Mammography and MRI
CT Colonography Provides Two-in-One Screening Approach for Cancer and Osteoporosis
Oncology-Specific Image Management System Archives Images and Data Generated During Cancer Treatments
Mammography and Ultrasound Key to Detection of Breast Cancer in Men
Flat-Panel Detector Provides Clinical Coverage with High Patient Workflow
New Technology Developed To Visualize Molecules in Motion
3D X-Ray Orthopedic Imaging System Provides Great Detail
Multidetector CT Cystography Accurately Detects Urine Leaks after Prostatectomy
Technique Transforms Computed Radiography by Automating Image Processing
New CT System Utilizes Less Radiation with Faster Results
Angled Gantry CT Technique Halves Breast Radiation Exposure
Portable CT Increases Chance of Stroke Survival and Recovery
Mammogram Shown To Be Most Effective 12 Months After Radiotherapy
Flat-Panel X-Ray Detector Under Development for Fluoroscopy Applications
Model Estimating Radiation Skin Doses During CT-Guided Interventions Developed
Cardiac CT Scanning Cancer Risk Shown To Be Overstated
Improved CO2 Insufflator Assists Virtual Colonoscopy
Proton Therapy and Concurrent Chemotherapy May Reduce Bone Marrow Toxicity in Advanced Lung Cancer
Computed Radiography System Provides Quality Exposures with Reduced X-ray Dose
Portable DR Developed for the Radiology Market
CT Perfusion Efficacy Diagnosing Acute Ischemic Stroke Demonstrated in Study
CT Perfusion Effective for Monitoring Treatment Response to Hepatocellular Carcinoma
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