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PET-CT Section: Defining Hybrid Imaging |
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by Lisa Fratt |
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Sponsored by an educational grant from GE Medical Systems. The merger of PET and CT to create functional and anatomical images is proving to be a
powerful combination in patient diagnosis and care that goes beyond oncology applications. |
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Teleradiology: Down the Road and Around the Globe |
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by Gillian Klucas |
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The electronic transmission of radiographic images and reports from one location to
another has transformed into a wide range of uses to meet the needs of a variety of
teleradiology users. |
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The Big Picture |
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by Cheryl Hall Harris |
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Fusion and Hybrid Imaging Make Their Mark on Disease. The technique of joining PET and CT images via image fusion and new hybrid systems is
proving effective for the diagnosis and treatment of solid malignant tumors as well as
better patient management of cancer. Continuing development of software fusion
capabilities is adding to the technological advances. |
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Interview: Peter S. Conti, M.D., Ph.D. |
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by Marie S. Marchese |
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Pushing PET Onward and Upward |
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The Staying Power of SPECT |
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by Lin Muschlitz |
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SNM Preview |
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by Wayne Forrest and Sydney Schuster |
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PET and SPECT have a friend in CT |
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