- Diagnostic Imaging Vol 30 No 11
- Volume 30
- Issue 11
Tech advisor CT vendors plot strategies for growth
CT vendors have diverged this year as never before, choosing technological paths to new generations of scanners that reflect their own particular engineering strengths and history of R&D. Core developments by each have translated into novel capabilities. Software and mechanical fixes have countered weaknesses.
CT vendors have diverged this year as never before, choosing technological paths to new generations of scanners that reflect their own particular engineering strengths and history of R&D. Core developments by each have translated into novel capabilities. Software and mechanical fixes have countered weaknesses.
This collection of articles produced by the vendors provides a glimpse of how their products will be addressed on the RSNA exhibit floor, as well as insights to how each compares with the others.
Articles in this issue
about 17 years ago
Multicenter trial confirmsvalue of coronary CT angioabout 17 years ago
Siemens tweaks PET/CT T with hybrid for radiologyabout 17 years ago
GE Healthcare seeks better image quality, lower doseabout 17 years ago
Vendors polish advanced apps with 3T platformsabout 17 years ago
MRI spots anomalies in children with hearing lossabout 17 years ago
CT proves clinical worth in bowel obstruction casesabout 17 years ago
Strategies can limit imaging fungibilityabout 17 years ago
Smart probes and biomarkers spot earliest signs of cancerabout 17 years ago
MRA finds value in hydrocephalus interventionsabout 17 years ago
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