Brian Casey

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NordicNeuroLab
(Booth 1841) This Bergen, Norway-based firm will highlight its nordic fMRI system, a set of hardware and software for conducting functional MRI studies.
November 5, 2008
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MIMvista
(Booth 2015) Cleveland's MIMvista will offer up a range of advanced visualization applications to visitors at its RSNA booth.
November 5, 2008
2008 10 21 17 14 38 950 Mimvista Thumb Pac 2008 Road
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Merge Healthcare
(Booth 4058) Merge Healthcare of Milwaukee will highlight new enhancements from both its Merge Fusion suite of software for end users and its Cedara division for OEMs.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 57 07 725 Merge Thumb Adv 2008
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Medweb
(Booth 4065) Look for Medweb of San Francisco to highlight Advanced 3D Webserver, the company's Web-based advanced visualization suite.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 57 03 802 Medweb Thumb Adv 2008
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Medtronic Navigation
(Booth 7149) Image-guided surgical planning will be highlighted in Medtronic Navigation's booth, with the Louisville, CO, company demonstrating its StealthViz package.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 57 04 983 Medtronic Thumb Adv 2008
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Medis Medical Imaging Systems
(Booth 3338) Quantification software provider Medis Medical Imaging Systems of Leiden, Netherlands, will showcase its new QMass MR software at RSNA 2008.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 57 05 56 Medis Thumb Adv 2008
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LEAD Technologies
(Booth 3003) LEAD Technologies of Charlotte, NC, will highlight LEADTools Medical Imaging SDK v16, a new version of its imaging toolkit.
November 5, 2008
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Kjaya Medical
(Booth 3472) Kjaya Medical of Stamford, CT, will tout its VoXcell application, thin-client software for image distribution and visualization.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 57 06 544 Kjaya Thumb Adv 2008
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Image Analysis
(Booth 6237) Image Analysis of Columbia, KY, will launch CoronaryScore, a new automated method of detecting and scoring calcifications in coronary arteries, with special emphasis on detecting lesions in smaller vessels.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 41 657 Image Analysis Thumb Adv 2008
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Fovia
(Booth 9546) Fovia of Palo Alto, CA, will demonstrate its High Definition Volume Rendering (HDVR) software, designed for client/server-based rendering of large-volume datasets.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 37 752 Fovia Thumb Adv 2008
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