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Molecular Imaging
AuntMinnieEurope.com Molecular Imaging Insider
September 3, 2014
Clinical News
Support gathers for FDG-PET/CT in spondylodiscitis cases
Because of its high specificity and ability to differentiate between infection of the spine and other maladies, FDG-PET/CT should be the first option in suspected cases of spondylodiscitis, according to a Spanish study published online on 4 September.
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DTI-MRI shows how Wii can improve balance in MS patients
Using diffusion-tensor MRI (DTI-MRI), Italian researchers detected brain changes related to improved balance and movement in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients who regularly trained on a Nintendo Wii balance board for 12 weeks. Results were published online in Radiology.
August 31, 2014
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Researchers dial back FDG activity to reduce PET/MRI dose
European researchers have set the groundwork for what they believe is a feasible way to achieve optimal image quality in PET/MRI scans: balancing lower radiotracer dose with prolonged PET image acquisition time to match the longer duration needed for MR image acquisition.
August 26, 2014
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Pilot study shows PET/MRI's benefits for large-vessel vasculitis
Evidence supporting the clinical value of PET/MRI continues to mount, as a small study from Germany has found that the hybrid modality is effective for evaluating patients with large-vessel vasculitis.
August 12, 2014
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Siemens to sell Health Services to Cerner
Siemens Healthcare has agreed to sell its Health Services business to healthcare information systems firm Cerner for nearly 1 billion euros in cash, transforming the face of healthcare IT by combining the two companies' workforces to become the largest provider in the field.
August 7, 2014
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Honey, I shrunk the magnet: 7T MRI runs cryogen-free
Looking to fill a void in the market for preclinical MRI and eliminate the need for labs to hunt down scarce supplies of liquid helium, MR Solutions has developed a new cryogen-free, compact 7-tesla scanner for research applications. The system generated great interest at the global MRI congress held in Milan, Italy, during May.
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Molecular Imaging
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July 24, 2014
Molecular Imaging
Marsden group uses 3D printer to create molecular phantom
Researchers from one of Europe's top cancer research facilities think they have achieved a technological milestone by successfully developing a patient-specific molecular imaging phantom using a 3D printer, according to a study published in the August issue of Medical Physics.
July 24, 2014
Clinical News
MRI links antipsychotic drugs to brain loss
MR images of patients with schizophrenia have confirmed that antipsychotic drugs can lead to a decrease in brain volume, but the drugs do not appear to cause adverse cognitive issues. The study also found that the rate of brain loss was greater when the dose of medication was higher.
July 20, 2014
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Swedish team unveils novel findings on prostate MRI
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Clinical audits in radiation protection are proving valuable in Switzerland, but serious challenges have arisen due to the country's four official languages and diverse regional cultures.
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Tribunal suspends doctor who worked during misconduct ban
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A U.K. tribunal has banned a doctor for 12 months because he worked while he was already suspended for misconduct due to his criticism of patients for their English skills and his insistence that a woman remove her face veil.
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