Radiography
Proton Therapy and Concurrent Chemotherapy May Reduce Bone Marrow Toxicity in Advanced Lung Cancer
Patients treated for locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer who receive chemotherapy and proton beam therapy have fewer instances of bone marrow toxicity than patients who receive the standard treatment of IMRTand concurrent chemotherapy do. More...08 Dec 2008
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Digital Radiography Software To Enhance Image Processing and Workflow
CT Colonography Application Provides Automated Segmentation
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Whole Body PET/CT System Provides Modality Integration
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Volumetric Breast Density Assessment Tool Developed for Digital Mammography
CT Scans Change Treatment Plans in More Than a Quarter of ER Patients with Suspected Appendicitis
Stereotactic Body Radiation Enhancements Minimize Treatment Area Restrictions
World's First Mobile Radiation Therapy System Developed To Lighten Backlogs
3D CT Scans Improve Treatment of Varicose Veins in the Lower Extremities
Virtual Colonoscopy Found To Be as Effective as Other Colon Cancer Screening Methods
Microscopic Modification of CT Scan Reveals Clues to Bone Formation
Examining the Spine in Three Dimensions
Dual-Axis Rotational Coronary Angiography Used To Reduce X-ray and Contrast Medium Dosage
Breast Cancer Treatment Option Offered for Women with Hard-to-Treat Lumpectomy Cavities
Alliance for Radiation Safety To Standardize Measurement and Reporting of Pediatric Dose from CT Scans
CT Colonography Trial's Findings Raise Questions for Patients
Method Devised To Tackle Differential Motion of Target During Imaging
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