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Breast imaging features tied to pathological findings in young women

AuntMinnie

Imaging features are tied to pathological findings in breast cancer among young women, a study published January 26 in Clinical Imaging found. Additionally, hypoechoic mass and posterior shadowing are the most common findings in breast ultrasound upon diagnosis. and 79.2%, respectively, upon diagnosis.

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Portable Digital Radiography Provider, MinXray, Now Offers Portable Ultrasound Line

Imaging Technology

a key global supplier of portable, compact digital imaging equipment, has added a line of wireless handheld ultrasound technology to speed diagnosis and improve triage efficiency in medical care. Our portable X-ray equipment provides high quality diagnostic imaging capabilities for evaluating injury and illness. “Our

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Connecting Remotely to Cure & Care….

Manipal Hospitals Radiology Group

In 2001, African countries agreed to allocate at least 15% of their budgets to health care. This pusher software would inturn be configured to the modalities at client’s end for the radiological images to be pushed across to our server. At MHRG, we devised a 24/7 remote radiology solution for the Clinic.

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AuntMinnie 2007: Gadolinium: A 'necessary factor' in the development of NSF?

AuntMinnie

How are imaging experts and others handling NSF? The FDA asked physicians to use alternative methods to image patients with moderate to end-stage renal disease whenever possible. Imaging is generally required for organs other than the kidneys and MR is the first-line imaging exam. Available at www.icnfdr.org. 1000-1001).

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AuntMinnie 2001: Frontline radiologists recall September 11

AuntMinnie

Our top article from 2001 reported on the role radiologists played in responding to the terrorist attacks on 9/11 and was published on October 31, 2001. Concerned that there would be a glut of unidentifiable patients that would be difficult to track in their PACS networks, some facilities created hard copies of images as a backup.