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Sectra named best large hospital PACS in US

February 13, 2019


Torbjorn KronanderLINKOPING, Sweden and SHELTON, Conn. – International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra has been named ‘Best in KLAS’ in the US for PACS (Large Hospital/IDN) with a score of 94 out of a possible 100. The distinction was given by the healthcare IT data and insights company KLAS Research. Read More

How IT is helping radiologists to get closer to colleagues and patients

By Jerry Zeidenberg

January 31, 2019


CHICAGO – While booking a trip online to Disneyland, and searching for hotels and new rides for his children, a pop-up asked Dr. Michael Recht if he could use some help. “Why not,” he thought, and found the virtual assistant to be just what he needed. Read More

Breast density becoming an important issue for accurate screening of cancer

By Dianne Daniel

January 31, 2019


Are you dense? It sounds offensive, but it’s a question Canadians need to be asking, say advocates of a growing awareness campaign about breast density and its relation to increased cancer risk. Read More

Rural hospital gains high-tech CT scanner

January 23, 2019


Siemens-Hanover hospitalHANOVER, Ont. – The Hanover and District Hospital held an open house to celebrate the acquisition of a new CT scanner – a Somatom Definition Edge CT, from Siemens. Hospital president Katrina Wilson called it a dream come true and credited Barb and Henry Lansink for making the dream become a reality. Read More

Ross Memorial acquires innovative X-ray

December 19, 2018


Ross Memorial DI DeptLINDSAY, Ont. – Work currently underway in the Ross Memorial Hospital’s Diagnostic Imaging Department includes the installation of X-ray/Fluoroscopy technology that will transform care at the hospital. Read More

20% of doctors ordering 40% of tests: study

December 6, 2018


Dr Sacha BhatiaTORONTO – A small group of family doctors are responsible for ordering nearly 40 percent of at least two out of four low-value screening tests, according to a new study by researchers at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) and Women’s College Hospital (WCH). Read More

Not as much data needed as expected for Deep Learning

December 5, 2018


Charles Kahn 2018CHICAGO – Deep Learning has tremendous potential for radiology, but the roadblock at the moment is a shortage of quality data to build the applications, notes Dr. Charles E. Kahn (pictured), professor and vice chair of radiology, at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia. Dr. Kahn is also editor of the new RSNA online journal, Radiology: Artificial Intelligence. Read More

Grand River Hospital tests new X-ray technology

November 21, 2018


Tina MahKITCHENER, Ont. – Grand River Hospital (GRH) is partnering with KA Imaging to conduct a pilot study on the use of a high-resolution, multi-energy digital X-ray imager for patients with lung nodules. This new technology is faster and less expensive, with the potential to detect lung cancer earlier and with better image quality and lower levels of radiation than a traditional CT scan. Read More

Imaging agent to diagnose Parkinson’s approved

November 21, 2018


Joyce GordonMISSISSAUGA, Ont. – The symptoms can start with something as minor as a trembling hand, stiffness in the morning, the loss of sense of smell, or trouble tying shoes and buttoning shirts. Individually, these changes might be nothing to worry about, but together they could be signs of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Read More

New CT, SPECT-CT at Chatham-Kent

November 7, 2018


Stephen LourieCHATHAM, Ont. – The newest diagnostic imaging equipment to arrive at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance not only provides state-of-the-art technology, it also offers greater confidence in making diagnoses. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to unveil the new CT Scanner and Wiet Peeters & Family CT Scan Suite at the Chatham site of the CKHA. The event also was an opportunity to show off a new SPECT CT Scanner and mammography equipment. Read More

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