Medical Imaging

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• Way to Measure and Treat Autism Suggested by fMRI

• Largest Scanner Ever Developed to Produce Faster, More Sensitive Images

• Autofluorescence of Cells Provides Early Eye Disease Diagnosis

• Beijing Airport To Use DR Technology To Treat Medical Emergencies for Travelers During Olympics

• Robot Technology Applied to Angiographic Procedures for Increased Flexibility

• MDCT Radiation Dose Can Be Reduced by the Use of Pediatric Breast Shields

• 49-Pixel Probe-and-Camera's Applications Range from Medical Imaging to Emergency Rescue

• Brain Region Can Be Stimulated To Reduce the Cognitive Deficits of Sleep Deprivation

• PET Shown To Outperform CT in Characterization of Lung Nodules

• New Technique Images Brain Circuits, Providing Insights into Learning, Memory Pathway

• Radiation Risk Predicted for Astronauts on Space Station

• fMRI Reveals That the Brain Is Harmed by Chronic Pain

• Radiographic Table Facilitates Cross-Table Exams

• Disease Identification Software Launched on U.S. Navy Ships to Expand Healthcare Applications

• Clinical Trial of First Pacemaker System Designed for Use in MRI Machines

• Military Nanotube Technology Developed To Save Radiation Victims

• Visual Ultrasound System Developed for Assisted Vascular Access

• Radiosurgery Service Helps Treat More Patients

• High-Risk Plaque Research Initiative To Identify Individuals at High Risk of Heart Attack or Stroke Two to Three Years before Occurrence

• PET Better Than Conventional Evaluation Methods in Measuring Treatment Responses

• Brain-Imaging Project To Study Children with Autism and Dyslexia

• Low-Dose CT Used Evaluate Flank Pain in Pregnant Women

• Skull Imaging Study Could Help Improve Vehicle Safety