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	Medical imaging - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Medical imaging is the process by which physicians evaluate an area of the subject's body that is not normally visible.
		Medical imaging may be "clinical", seeking to diagnose and examine disease in specific human patients (see pathology).
		Medical ultrasonography uses high frequency sound waves of between 3.5 to 7.0 megahertz that are reflected by tissue to varying degrees to produce a 2D image, traditionally on a TV monitor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Medical_imaging (849 words)

	Advanced Medical Imaging - PACS
		Computed Radiography is a filmless imaging modality which uses a high sensitivity detector to record your x-ray image and computers to extract, enhance, manipulate and store the image data in a digital format.
		Any medical image can be taken by any method, in any AMI facility and the images and reports can be accessed, read or viewed by any authorized Radiologist or Physician at any time anywhere in the city or even the world.
		All of your medical images are stored in a highly secure environment at several locations to provide redundancy and disaster recovery in the event that an image archive was to fail.
	www.amirad.com /Procedures/pacs.html (429 words)

	Medical informatics - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Medical Informatics is the name given to the application of information technology to healthcare.
		Additionally, medical informaticians are active in bioinformatics and other fields not strictly defined as health care.
		Medical informatics began in the 1950s with the rise of useable computation devices, computers.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /medical_informatics.htm (519 words)

	Medical imaging Article, Medicalimaging Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Medical imaging refers to the application of imaging techniquesand devices to livingthings.
		Medical imaging may be "clinical", seeking to diagnose and examine disease inspecific human patients (see pathology).
		Finally, brain imaging has been used in experimental circumstances toallow people (especially disabled persons) to control outside devices, acting as a direct mind-computer interface.
	www.anoca.org /tomography/modalities/medical_imaging.html (208 words)

	A Guide to Selecting PACS Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		PACS are complex systems that require a significant amount of support and user training.
		As a result, the PACS selection process should also include investigation of the services and reputation of the PACS supplier, particularly in the immediate vicinity of the facility since the level of support may vary considerably throughout the world.
		Facilities considering PACS or archiving purchases should stipulate that suppliers provide a means to transfer old images to the new archive, as well as provide assurance that image transfer to future technologies will be supported as the current technology becomes obsolete.
	www.reillycomm.com /it_archive/it_ip0201.htm (1167 words)

	ComMedica integrates RIS and medical imaging
		I-PACS is said to offer hospitals a cost effective software package that allows them to manage the entire process of patient care, from booking appointments to delivery of diagnosis, within a single web-based, open standards architecture solution.
		The system is claimed to offer imaging capability, fully integrated with a RIS and advanced clinical management tools for radiology staff and appropriately authorised individuals.
		I-PACS is scheduled to go live at Global Diagnostics by the end of January 2004 giving any authorised user access to the patient record containing images and reports on a per episode (visit) basis.
	www.e-health-insider.com /news/item.cfm?ID=644 (371 words)

	pacs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		As a result, PACS for special clinical apllications as well as large- scale, hospital-wide PACS are being installed throughout the United States and the world.
		In Japan, the First international Symposium on PACS and PHD (personal health data) was held in July 1982, sposored by the Japan Association of Medical Imaging Technology (JAMIT).
		In Belgium, three institutes are active in PACS research: the University of Leuven (KUL), the University Hospital of Brussels (ULB), and the Pluridisciplanary Research Institute for Medical Imaging Science (PRIMIS) at the University of Brussels.
	www.ee.bilkent.edu.tr /~ragaris/HTML/pacs.html (1140 words)

	New Picture Archive and Communication System (PACS) Revolutionizing Medical Imaging at Mercy Medical Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		PACS is expected to revolutionize the treatment of trauma patients at Mercy by providing a quicker diagnosis and treatment plan, and ultimately helping to save more lives.
		PACS is essentially a digital image management system that enables hospital networks to manage an increasing number of medical images for patients.
		The development of new imaging techniques and the increasing number of medical imaging modalities that create images in digital form has led to the development of digital image management systems.
	www.forrelease.com /D20030902/cltu025.P1.09022003125506.15833.html (289 words)

	B-140R Medical Imaging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The report outlines new opportunities in medical imaging, based on analyses of current research and development efforts and of the factors influencing demand, including competition between the different imaging modalities.
		Medical imaging is a $14 billion global industry whose products affect the quality of life for all of us.
		Because medical imaging is so varied, and because imaging products both complement and compete with one another, it is difficult to understand any one product or modality without considering the entire industry.
	www.bccresearch.com /biotech/B140R.html (2599 words)

	PACS and medical imaging archive solutions from Cambridge Computer Services
		The cost of data storage is one of the greatest impediments to the adoption and expansion of PACS technology.
		Many PACS projects are delayed or cancelled because the cost of storage is prohibitive.
		The most common mistake we see is hospitals buying expensive enterprise storage devices for their PACS archives without considering the difference between their primary and secondary (backup, replication, DR) storage needs.
	www.cambridgecomputer.com /medical_imaging.cfm (211 words)

	Dynamic Imaging \| Company News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Atlantic Medical Imaging offers a full range of radiography and imaging services, including general x-ray, mammography, breast biopsies, multislice CT, open and high-field MRI, including the use of video goggles to help claustrophobic patients, PET/CT, color Doppler ultrasound, DEXA scan for detecting osteoporosis and nuclear medicine.
		Ushering medical imaging into a new age of productivity and cost-effectiveness, Dynamic Imaging was a pioneer in harnessing the power of standards-based Web-driven PACS architecture with its advanced IntegradWeb.
		Today, Dynamic Imaging continues to set new standards in PACS by combining ever-advancing technologies, a thorough understanding of radiology information flow as well as thoughtful design and implementation.
	www.dynamic-imaging.com /companynews/articles/ami_web.html (498 words)

	High Bright Medical Imaging Displays for XRAY, and Teleradiology PACS Systems.
		Dynamic Displays line of high bright displays are ideal for a variety of medical imaging equipment applications like radiological CT, NMR, MRI, and Xray monitors, medical DICOM viewers and telediology pacs systems.
		The MD1600 Series of high resolution Grayscale LCD monitors offer unparalleled quality, flexibility and versatility in a state-of-the-art multisync design that is well suited for medical imaging applications such as ultrasound and computerized tomography.
		The MD1500 Series of color LCD monitors offer unparalleled quality, flexibility and versatility in a state-of-the-art multisync design that is well suited for medical imaging applications such as endoscopy, ultrasound and computerized tomography.
	www.dynamicdisplay.com /medical_imaging_displays.html (485 words)

	PRESS RELEASE McKesson Sees Strong Momentum in Medical Imaging Solutions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Horizon Medical Imaging combines PACS functionality with seamless "anytime, anywhere" access to images and patient information.
		The medical center serves more than 650,000 people in 22 counties in north Mississippi, northwest Alabama and portions of Tennessee.
		In addition to strong sales momentum, customer satisfaction with Horizon Medical Imaging has been consistently high, with KLAS scores among the top three in its category for service and installation over the past four years.
	www.marketwire.com /mw/release_html_b1?release_id=87898 (853 words)

	PACSpage: Eric John Finegan's PACS / Telemedicine Resource page.
		It establishes a common language that guarantees a medical image produced on one vendor's machine will be displayable on the workstation from another vendor.
		They may transported directly, or through imaging gateways, and sent to a variety of medical imaging modalities, such a archives, display stations, and print spooling devices.
		Note: United States Federal law restricts medical devices to sale by or on the order of either a licensed practitioner or persons lawfully engaged in the manufacture or distribution of the medical device.
	www.dejarnette.com /efinegan/pacspage.htm (826 words)

	GE Healthcare - Product Technology - Mammography
		Alpha RT GE Healthcare ’s focus on mammography begins with a process of analyzing and understanding the key elements involved in breastcare, starting with clinicians and patients, and then focusing on the human touch that is required in the delicate field of breast imaging.
		As the pioneer in breast imaging for the last two decades, GE has continued to be a leader in mammographic innovation, introducing a number of technological breakthroughs - from the first rotating anode to the application of rhodium for enhanced image quality.
		In five years after its debut, the Senographe® 2000 D has imaged more than 15 million women in over 20 countries, a major step forward in breast cancer detection.
	www.gemedicalsystemseurope.com /euen/rad/xr/mammo/senographe/senographe-ds-patient.html (282 words)

	Tiesseci, dicom HD medical imaging pacs servers and HIPAA HL7 archive systems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		With the ever-increasing economical and clinical pressures in the hospital environment, medical imaging IT will change every aspect of daily life for clinicians and has become a focal point for decision-makers.
		MAM server™ is the turn-key Medical examinations Storage and Archive system, spanning from smaller volume centers such as remote Stand-Alone Clinics to larger Enterprise Wide distributed healthcare providers, and focuses on improving clinical outcomes and organizational efficiency throughout and between Medical Centers and hospitals.
		Patient imaging study storage and retrieval management is done on a secure RAID system, always expandable with additional storage and external optional DVD or TAPE libraries, granting instant access performances to all the systems and workstations over your networks.
	www.tiesseci.com /medical/medical_imaging.htm (375 words)

	Market Wire: Stentor iSite(TM) Picture Archive and Communications System (PACS) Revolutionizing Medical Imaging at ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Stentor, a leader in enterprise-wide medical image and information management, today announced Providence Health System is moving to a filmless environment with Stentor's iSite "Enterprise First" PACS.
		At the Providence Holy Cross Medical Center's Trauma Center, a medical specialist such as a neurologist or orthopedic surgeon can immediately access a CT or other medical images of a trauma patient from home or office and relay a quick interpretation.
		Imaging Suite is a trademark of IDX Investment Corporation.
	calbears.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_pwwi/is_200305/ai_mark02054120 (832 words)

	Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC
		Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC was honored at a special HIA Awards luncheon on May 21, which featured keynote speakers Charles Gargano, New York States Economic Development Director and Suffolk County Executive Robert Gaffney.
		Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC designs and manufactures several lines of high quality Radiographic system’s and high frequency generators for hospitals and imaging centers around the world.
		Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC designs and manufactures several lines of high quality radiographic systems and generators for hospitals and imaging centers around the world.
	www.quantummedical.net /news.html (6652 words)

	Medical Imaging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Thumb MRI Center is taking the initiative to decrease costly medical errors and increase the quality of healthcare by integrating a patented artificial intelligence technology developed by AIdentity Matrix.
		Block Imaging International, Inc., the world leader in sales of pre-owned and refurbished Medical Imaging systems worldwide, announced today a series of personnel changes.
		Medical venture company Koala Corporation Australia will issue $20 million in shares to fund the commercialisation of Magnetic Resonance Imaging technology.
	www.hsuoc.ca /index.php?C=medical-imaging&T=0 (445 words)

	Pegasus Imaging \| Medical Image Compression Toolkit, SDK \| JPEG, JPEG2000, JPEG-LS
		Pegasus Imaging delivers an entire suite of image compression technologies and software development tools designed for medical imaging application development.
		Considered the best supported, most solid, and advanced libraries in the industry, Pegasus Imaging technology is relied upon within leading PACS, teleradiology, ultrasound, and cardiology applications.
		Medical imaging application developers can use MedXpress, a powerful and easy to use ActiveX/COM components toolkit, to rapidly build advanced network-enabled DICOM applications.
	www.pegasusimaging.com /medical.htm (785 words)

	Kodak to Purchase Algotec, Medical Imaging Technology Innovator
		Algotec, whose technology is among the best in the PACS world, will become the "center of excellence" for developing Kodak medical PACS products and attendant 3D imaging technologies.
		Kodak's Health Imaging Group is a world leader in developing, manufacturing and marketing intelligent imaging products from analog to digital.
		The Health Imaging Group and Kodak's other major businesses - Commercial Printing; Commercial Imaging; Display & Components; and Digital & Film Imaging Systems - together are leading participants in infoimaging, a $385 billion industry created by the convergence of image-and-information technology.
	www.kodak.com /US/en/corp/pressReleases/pr20031118-01.shtml (1226 words)

	Medical Imaging Software Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		We are a medical imaging software developers for all segments of healthcare industry...
		At Canfield, our pledge is to provide you with superior hardware and software for clinical imaging...along with the training, consulting, and support services to make imaging a valuable and integral component of your medical practice.
		Barco's 3D medical imaging software is built on technology that allows...
	www.medical-software-info.com /directory/medical-imaging-software.html (413 words)

	Dynamic Imaging \| Careers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Allendale, NJ Research, design and develop new generation of PACS product line; develop enhancements to our current generation of medical imaging products.
		Dynamic Imaging is seeking a number of experienced PACS Field Support Specialists for service and support of its Web-driven PACS - IntegradWeb.
		Successful applicant must be familiar with the Medical Imaging industry, DICOM standard and radiology workflow.
	www.dynamic-imaging.com /careers.html (105 words)

	CoActiv EXAM-PACS Medical Imaging Software
		As a relatively new PACS provider, CoActiv was designed utilizing only the latest technology, providing an alternative to the high costs of legacy technology that other PACS providers burden customers with.
		Whether you are looking for a complete PACS, a single modality solution, or to add to an existing PACS, CoActiv EXAM-PACS modular component configuration allows facilities to select only the components they need to meet their immediate requirements and budget.
		CoActiv EXAM-PACS makes PACS an affordable reality for small and medium sized hospitals and imaging centers, as well as large facilities.
	www.coactiv.com /exam-pacs-inexpensive.htm (265 words)

	HOME: Lucid - Image in Moments, Information in Time
		Lucid Inc. is a medical information company wholly dedicated to creating innovative cellular imaging technology and using the Internet to deliver accurate, real-time diagnostic information to medical professionals.
		Our ability to image living (in-vivo) and unprepared, excised (ex-vivo) tissue with cellular resolution, when ultimately coupled with our digital Pathology PACS system, will aid medical practitioners and pathologists in skin cancer screening and the evaluation of other diseased tissues with clarity, speed and patient comfort.
		We're breakng new ground in medical imaging and information technology every day.
	www.lucid-tech.com (132 words)

	MIRI Medical Imaging Research Institute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		PACS has allowed Radiology departments to reduce costs, improve productivity, and enhance patient care.
		The future of PACS looks bright as it extends beyond the walls of Radiology into other "ologies", into the physicians offices, and even into the patient's home.
		He is currently the Vice President of Engineering at McKesson's Medical Imaging Group in Richmond, BC.
	css.sfu.ca /sites/miri/newsItem.php?id=198 (187 words)

	CoActiv EXAM-PACS Medical Imaging Software
		Although we have the technical ability and expertise to compete with the biggest and the best, we remain dedicated to making PACS a reality for small and medium sized imaging facilities.
		Medical Imaging Center, P.C. of Bloomfield, CT Picks CoActiv EXAM-Vault® for their Digital Mammography Archiving Solution More...
		The number one quality that separated CoActiv from other PACS vendors was their efficiency in meeting our specific PACS demands while also keeping costs low.
	www.coactiv.com (294 words)

	Telemis - Image Management without film and without increasing costs ...
		TELEMIS is a global leader in the filmless distribution of medical images.
		By utilizing the Telemis core competence in image compression and information security, images can be shared efficiently and cost effective both within and outside the hospital.
		With or without PACS, Telemis-Medical is a modular and scalable solution that will integrate into your existing Healthcare Information System.
	www.telemis.com (98 words)

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