Boston.com | Dr. Henry Feldman comes up close to the bed, taps on his iPad a few times, and tilts the panel toward his patient, Courtney Williams. On the screen are small pictures of something raw-looking and pink: the inside of Williams’s stomach, up close...
Advance for Imaging & Radiation Oncology | Do you have a need for information in a simplistic, quick, efficient, mobile and relatively cheap electronic device? Well, Apple believes they have the solution. Unless you're living under the proverbial rock, you've heard about the iPAD. iPADs...
AuntMinnie.com | Setting up a distributed teleradiology network is readily achievable today with technology currently available in the market. But IT isn't the only factor to focus on when building collaborative teleradiology networks, according to Dr. Jan Schillebeeckx, a healthcare consultant in Bonheiden, Belgium. Workflow optimization...
AuntMinnie.com | Apple's iPad has the hardware power to support preliminary interpretation of emergency brain CT studies, but an inability of current software to access patient information and previous imaging can lead to some missed findings, according to researchers in Ireland. Investigators from Cork University Hospital...
DiagnosticImaging | Royal Philips Electronics and Microsoft announced recently that they’re teaming up to give radiologists a more complete way to view patient data, including laboratory and pathology reports, medications, and admission, transfer and discharge data. The collaboration will combine Microsoft’s data amalgamation platform, Amalga, with...