Rick Dana Barlow[email protected]Advanced VisualizationEnterprise-wide 3D extends radiology's boundariesImplementing enterprise-wide 3D capabilities can bring a host of benefits, but the technology requires careful planning to positively affect patient outcomes and financial operations, according to a number of advanced visualization experts.June 1, 2009Digital X-RayDel bets business model on shift to digital x-rayRadiography vendor Del Global Technologies has retooled its business model to focus less on manufacturing and more on systems integration, with the hope that the growing adoption of digital x-ray in the U.S. will offset the current decline in capital equipment purchasing.April 15, 2009Practice ManagementImaging and the economic crisis: Part 2 -- Recovery and reformIn part 2 of this series on imaging and today's economy, AuntMinnie.com examines the outlook for capital equipment purchasing in 2009, as well as how soon the medical imaging market will be able to dig out of its current economic doldrums.March 23, 2009Practice ManagementImaging and the economic crisis: Part 1 -- Sudden impactHow are imaging vendors dealing with current economic conditions? In this two-part series, AuntMinnie.com tapped several manufacturers and industry observers for their insights about financial strategies and capital equipment acquisition outlook amid a severe economic downturn.March 18, 2009Nuclear MedicinePDS pushes PET's imaging boundaries with lower dosesPhotoDetection Systems (PDS) believes it has built a more sensitive PET system for humans and is reaching out to some heavy hitters in the medical community to showcase it.January 21, 2009PACS/VNAAlioscopy migrates movie magic to medicineFor CEO Philippe Roche, Alioscopy's appearance at RSNA 2008 represented a formal coming-out exercise designed to test the industry's reception of the firm's 3D products. The company hopes that its autostereoscopy technology -- which produces depth perception on flat 2D monitors -- will create a new standard for 3D imaging.January 8, 2009CTCT installed base triples in cardiology practicesCardiologists across the U.S. have been so enthralled with CT that they've tripled the modality's installed base of units within cardiology practices in the past two years, according to a new report scheduled by market research firm IMV Medical Information Division.December 22, 2008ISSpeech recognition vendors tackle dialect challengesTalking to a computer to input patient reports is becoming standard operating procedure as radiologists strive for improved workflow. But having the computer understand everything without error the first time, regardless of accent, dialect, or cultural language patterns, has yet to become standard.December 16, 2008ISViztek(Booth 9131) Jacksonville, FL-based Viztek plans to showcase its Opal-Rad software.November 9, 2008ISVirtual Radiologic(Booth 8324) Virtual Radiologic of Minneapolis will feature its vRad Enterprise Connect product in Chicago.November 9, 2008Page 1 of 8Next PageTop StoriesAICould ChatGPT be useful for radiology residents?ChatGPT shows potential in generating and presenting educational material for radiology education.CTAncillary features on CT, MRI don't impact LI-RADS performanceWomens ImagingAI helps radiologists focus on lesions more than entire breast on mammoDigital X-RayDietary choline increases BMD in postmenopausal womenMolecular ImagingSPECT/CT identifies prostate cancer patients with poor outcomes
