Brian Casey

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FiatLux Imaging
(Booth 2645) FiatLux Imaging of Redmond, WA, will use the RSNA stage to launch its Visualize software for advanced visualization.
November 5, 2008
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Exxim Computing
(Booth 4741) This Pleasanton, CA, company will announce its formation of a new business unit, Animage, which is developing a multimodality animal imaging scanner called Fidex.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 39 456 Exxim Thumb Adv 2008
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EDDA Technology
(Booth 203) EDDA of Princeton, NJ, will demonstrate new features for its IQQA-Liver Enterprise software, designed to provide analysis of liver images from throughout a healthcare enterprise.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 40 333 Edda Thumb Adv 2008
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Definiens
(Booth 6075) Definiens of Morristown, NJ, will introduce new software for semiautomated lymph node analysis, designed to assist radiologists in the analysis of lymph nodes and to support comparison of nodes over time.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 13 622 Definiens Thumb Adv 2008
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ContextVision
(Booth 1545) Swedish software developer ContextVision of Stockholm will introduce GOPView iRVPlus, a new version of the company's GOPView software designed for interventional radiology suites.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 10 504 Contextvision Thumb Adv 2008
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Carestream Health
(Booth 8342) Carestream of Rochester, NY, will demonstrate its Virtual 3D Solution, which is available as either a standalone workstation or an application available through PACS software.
November 5, 2008
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Calgary Scientific Medical Group
(Booth 3265) Canadian software developer Calgary Scientific will demonstrate recent enhancements in its ResolutionMD line of advanced visualization software.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 11 434 Calgary Thumb Adv 2008
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Biotronics3D
(Booth 6623) Biotronics3D of London will highlight its 3Dnet platform, which supports advanced visualization analysis of images from multiple modalities and can be launched from within a site's existing PACS software.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 11 974 Biotronic Thumb Adv 2008
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Aycan Medical Systems
(Booth 8710) Aycan Medical Systems of Rochester, NY, will demonstrate aycan workstation OsiriXPro, the company's commercial version of the OsiriX open-source 3D software.
November 5, 2008
Image Processing
Apollo Medical Imaging Technology
(Booth 7551) Improved workflow and new features for its MIStar software package will be emphasized by Australian software developer Apollo Medical Imaging Technology of North Melbourne.
November 5, 2008
2008 11 05 12 56 12 298 Apollo Thumb Adv 2008
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