Medical Imaging

Cancer Therapies Expand as Brachytherapy Gains Recognition
While the rising incidence of cancer is buoying the market for all cancer treatments, brachytherapy is flourishing as an economic, convenient, and effective outpatient procedure that can provide treatment customized to individual patient’s needs.More...
30 Jul 2012
Ultrasound Contrast Agent Evaluated for Imaging Preexisting Cardiopulmonary Conditions and Critical Illness
A recent study found that an ultrasound-imaging agent was well tolerated in patients of different types undergoing clinically contrast agent-enhanced echocardiography in a wide range of typical clinical settings. More...26 Jul 2012

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MRI-Guided Radiotherapy System Under Evaluation for Cancer Treatment
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3D Workstation Visualizes Thrombi Previously Not Seen with Traditional Imaging Technology
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