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Diagnostic Imaging North America
July 2005
COVER STORY
By: H. A. Abella
Interventionalists offer new choices for cancer therapy
Interventional oncology evolves through collaboration
Diverse developments enhance image-guided therapy
DEPARTMENTS
X-RAY VISION
John C. Hayes, Editor
Empowered patients may challenge radiologists' authority
AGENDA
C. P. Kaiser
If a picture is worth a thousand words, we've got War and Peace this month
Overread
- Failure to follow up priors may create liability risk
- Star power entices wrong people
- Renal in-stent restenosis challenges interventionalists
- Volume brain MR helps evaluate preemie therapy
- Whole-body PET/CT proves superior for staging cancers
- MR reveals anatomic links to intelligence measures
- Online, nearline miniPACS tame CT data set explosion
- 3D DWI whole-body MR shows metastatic disease
Newsclips
- Pediatric heart imaging delivers high x-ray dose
- Mother's genes help child develop strategy skills
- Virtual colonoscopy aces speed-reading test
- U.K. study strengthens case for breast MR screening
- MR spectroscopy moves from the brain to bones
- Smokers kick the habit after seeing CT images
Imaging & The Law
Breast Imaging
Tech Watch
- Software transforms MSCT into coronary artery screening tool
- Metal detector safeguards against threats in MR suite
- 90-channel MR head coil delivers high-resolution images at 1.5T
- Vendors hope large bores will entice CT customers
Perturbations
Perspective
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