General/Advanced Imaging
Quantitative Research Tool Devised to Sharpen Focus, Improve Utility of Medical Imaging
Radiology specialists from a number of institutions published articles that were described as a major effort to transform medical imaging into a quantitative research tool, one that generates reliable numbers. More...28 Apr 2011
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MedImaging General Imaging channel provides a portal into the less common imaging technologies such as diffuse optical tomography (NIR), optical coherence tomography, electrical impedance tomography and more.