Medical Imaging
Saving Back Pain Patients from X-Rays with Electrogoniometer Technology
Patients who have undergone extensive back surgery and who require additional X-rays to track their progress may soon have access to a noninvasive, non-X-ray device that assesses spinal movement, a technology that avoids the X-rays and repeated radiation exposure. More...20 Jan 2014
Tomosynthesis Application More Sensitive Than Chest X-Ray Detecting Lung Nodules
A new tomosynthesis tool provides enhanced detection and management of lung cancer patients and is 7.5 times more sensitive than chest X-ray without decreased specificity in identifying patients who require follow-up. More...16 Jan 2014
Computer-Controlled Couch Used to Direct Radiotherapy to Tumors
Swiveling patients around on a computer-controlled, rotating table could deliver high doses of radiotherapy to tumors more rapidly than current technology, while sparing vulnerable organs such as the eyes, heart, brain, and bowel. More...16 Jan 2014
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