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Quantitative Imaging
Quantitative Imaging of San Bruno, CA, will guide visitors to its RSNA booth to PolypPoint, computer-aided detection (CAD) software for virtual colonoscopy.
November 16, 2005
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Orthocrat
The Houston company will introduce OrthoMacro, a new orthopedic surgical planning and templating application, at the RSNA meeting.
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NovaRad
NovaPACS Cardio Viewer, a dedicated cardiac image viewing application, will be showcased in the NovaRad booth.
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Neurognostics
This developer of functional MRI components and software will highlight its Mindstate family of products, designed to make fMRI studies easier to conduct on a routine clinical basis.
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MIMvista
Cleveland-based MIMvista will demonstrate its family of advanced visualization tools, including PET/CT applications.
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Mercury Computer Systems
Look for Mercury to highlight its Visage family of embedded components and applications for image processing and visualization.
November 16, 2005
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Medweb
Medweb of San Francisco will use the RSNA show as a springboard to launch new software designed to provide the features and functionality of expensive 3D workstations in a more economical package.
November 16, 2005
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Medis Medical Imaging Systems
Medis of Leiden, Netherlands, will showcase the latest additions to its line of quantification software.
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Medicsight
This U.K.-based computer-aided detection (CAD) developer will highlight its integration efforts with other medical imaging vendors over the past year.
November 16, 2005
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Invivo
Invivo of Orlando, FL, will discuss version 1.1 of its DynaCAD software, which offers computer-aided detection assessment of breast MRI studies.
November 16, 2005
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