DOTmed HealthCare Business News
echelon: Online Continuing Medical Education -- CT, ECG, PET
by Akane Naka 10/09/2007echelon offers a variety of high-quality courses that satisfy requirements for continuing medical education credits.
FREE WEBINAR:RADIATION SAFETY
05/09/2016If you need VOICE credits, or are simply interested in exploring new imaging topics, BC Technical is your partner for success. BC Technical's upcoming webinar on General Radiation Safety Updates will be available starting May 13, 2016 - May 31, 2016. Click for more information>>>
FDA approves focused ultrasound for Parkinson's disease
by John R. Fischer 11/18/2021Incisionless surgery into skull, utilizes sound waves for treatment
Philips and Ibex partner to support pathology diagnostics
by John R. Fischer 04/09/2021Targeting improved workflow and productivity, faster and more accurate diagnoses
FDA asks Philips to conduct more testing on foam in recalled ventilators
by John R. Fischer 11/15/2021Uncovered issues following inspection at manufacturing plant
Dr. Patrick Kupelian
01/26/2016Varian Medical Systems appoints new vice president of clinical affairs in Oncology Systems business
Cath/angio vendors offering three distinct groups of solutions
02/20/2017Price ranges reflect budgetary realities
Philips' Nuclear Medicine Shows "Big Picture" and Detailed Images
by Barbara Kram 06/05/2007Society of Nuclear Medicine announcements highlight improved patient management and include increased global adoption of PET/CT time-of-flight technology, sustainable SPECT system, and a new preclinical system.
German researchers create novel technique to monitor proton beams
by Gus Iversen 09/22/2015'Prompt Gamma Timing' may reveal dose conformity
New evidence linking long-term work in the cath lab to health issues
by Christina Hwang 04/13/2016Radiation dose over 30 years is reportedly equal to 2,500 to 10,000 chest X-rays
Readers Respond to "Is There Life After PET?"
by Robert Garment 01/31/2007The PET debate is a hot topic. Read how two readers thoughtfully respond to Wayne Webster's article from last week's DOTmed News.
2011 RSNA Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting
by Joanna Padovano 11/01/2011Read about some of the top attractions at this year's show.
CyberKnife Spinal Tumor Treatments Increase by 56 Percent
by Barbara Kram 02/21/2007Success of non-invasive procedure chronicled in the journal Spine.
New PET imaging agent better than SPECT for obese patients with heart disease
by Lauren Dubinsky 04/04/2016Improved specificity and lower radiation dose
Non-Surgical Treatment Gives Patients With Inoperable Lung Cancer Three Years or More
by Barbara Kram 07/31/2006Interventional radiologists' outpatient procedure uses heat to destroy lung tumors.
Researchers use X-ray to capture fast moving organs in high resolution
by John R. Fischer 08/06/2020'Ghost imaging' may provide greater insight on the heart and other organs
Looking ahead to the annual ACC meeting
by Sean Ruck 03/22/2021Q&A with Dr. Y.S. Chandrashekhar, editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology: Cardiovascular Imaging
The rise of robotic angio
03/22/2021Insights from David Pacitti, president and head of the Americas for Siemens Healthineers
Trends in cardiac angiography and ultrasound
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