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Phase II Results Using Carbon Ion Radiation Therapy For Prostate Cancer

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
In the epub edition of Radiotherapy and Oncology, Dr. Ishikawa and colleagues from the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan report on carbon ion (C-ion) beam radiotherapy for prostate cancer (CaP). With short-term follow-up they found it safe, potentially effective and with low ...

read more In the epub edition of Radiotherapy and Oncology, Dr. Ishikawa and colleagues from the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Japan report on carbon ion (C-ion) beam radiotherapy for prostate cancer (CaP). With short-term follow-up they found it safe, potentially effective and with low read more Mon Oct 2006 Mon Oct 2006

Free Access To Journal Of Nuclear Medicine Offered By Society Of Nuclear Medicine

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
SNM announced today that its flagship Journal of Nuclear Medicine and the Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology have moved to an open access publishing model, providing free, full-text online articles 12 months after publication."This represents a significant step toward maximum dissemination of si ...

read more SNM announced today that its flagship Journal of Nuclear Medicine and the Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology have moved to an open access publishing model, providing free, full-text online articles 12 months after publication. read more Fri Sep 2006 Fri Sep 2006

Reducing Contrast Material Injection In Elderly Patients Can Lower Cost Of Exam And Risks

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
The dose of contrast material can be effectively reduced by at least 10% for elderly patients undergoing a multi-detector CT examination of the pancreas and biliary region a new study finds. When the dose is reduced, the cost of the examination and the risk of complications is reduced. This study wa ...

read more The dose of contrast material can be effectively reduced by at least 10% for elderly patients undergoing a multi-detector CT examination of the pancreas and biliary region a new study finds. When the dose is reduced, the cost of the examination and the risk of complications is reduced. This study wa read more Wed Sep 2006 Wed Sep 2006

ImmuneRegen Begins Next Study With Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
ImmuneRegenBioSciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of IR BioSciences Holdings, Inc.(OTC Bulletin Board: IRBO), continues its ongoing radioprotectant researchprogram at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) with further studiesdesigned to support submission of its Radilex(TM) product to the U.S. F ...

read more ImmuneRegenBioSciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of IR BioSciences Holdings, Inc.(OTC Bulletin Board: IRBO), continues its ongoing radioprotectant researchprogram at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) with further studiesdesigned to support submission of its Radilex(TM) product to the U.S. F read more Thu Aug 2006 Thu Aug 2006

Radiology / Nuclear Medicine News from Medical News Today

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Latest Radiology / Nuclear Medicine news updated throughout the day, every day ...

read more Latest Radiology / Nuclear Medicine news updated throughout the day, every day read more Tue Aug 2006 Tue Aug 2006

Patients Receiving Treatment With Radioisotopes May Trigger Security Alarms

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Patients receiving treatment with radioisotopes should be warned that they may trigger radiation alarms, say doctors in the BMJ.Their advice follows the case of a patient who activated an airport radiation detector six weeks after receiacving radioiodine therapy. He was detained and subjected to ext ...

read more Patients receiving treatment with radioisotopes should be warned that they may trigger radiation alarms, say doctors in the BMJ.Their advice follows the case of a patient who activated an airport radiation detector six weeks after receiacving radioiodine therapy. He was detained and subjected to ext read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Difference Between MDCT And Digital Radiography In Orthopedic Patients Compared In Study

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) using high-quality 2D formatting is highly recommended as the primary imaging technique for the evaluation of bone healing, according to a study done by radiologists at the Medical University of Vienna in Vienna, Austria.Forty-three patients with histories o ...

read more Multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) using high-quality 2D formatting is highly recommended as the primary imaging technique for the evaluation of bone healing, according to a study done by radiologists at the Medical University of Vienna in Vienna, Austria.Forty-three patients with histories o read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

SNM Expands Mission To Improve Patient Care By Advancing Molecular Imaging And Therapy

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
SNM, an international scientific and professional organization of more than 16,000 physician, technologist and scientist members, announced that it has redefined its core mission and intends "to improve health care by advancing molecular imaging and therapy. [click link for full article] ...

read more SNM, an international scientific and professional organization of more than 16,000 physician, technologist and scientist members, announced that it has redefined its core mission and intends read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

New Method Of Using Nanotube X-rays Creates CT Images Faster Than Traditional Scanners

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Scientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have developed a new method to create computed tomography (CT) images using carbon nanotube x-rays that works much faster than traditional scanners and uses less peak power.The work is another step toward developing scanners for medical i ...

read more Scientists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have developed a new method to create computed tomography (CT) images using carbon nanotube x-rays that works much faster than traditional scanners and uses less peak power.The work is another step toward developing scanners for medical i read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

University 'spin-out' To Revolutionise Biomedical Optics

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Kent Enterprise and the School of Physical Sciences at the University of Kent have 'spun out' a high-tech company that is set to revolutionise biomedical optics. Optopod Ltd, the brainchild of Adrian Podoleanu, Professor of Biomedical Optics and Head of the Applied Optics Group in the School of Phy ...

read more Kent Enterprise and the School of Physical Sciences at the University of Kent have 'spun out' a high-tech company that is set to revolutionise biomedical optics. Optopod Ltd, the brainchild of Adrian Podoleanu, Professor of Biomedical Optics and Head of the Applied Optics Group in the School of Phy read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Elekta To Deliver Leksell Gamma Knife(R) Perfexion(TM) To Cromwell Hospital In London, UK

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Cromwell Hospital will be thefirst center in the UK to commission Leksell Gamma Knife(R) Perfexion(TM),Elekta's brand new system for stereotactic radiosurgery in the brain,cervical spine and head & neck regions. This top of the line system fornon-invasive treatment of tumors and other brain disorde ...

read more Cromwell Hospital will be thefirst center in the UK to commission Leksell Gamma Knife(R) Perfexion(TM),Elekta's brand new system for stereotactic radiosurgery in the brain,cervical spine and head & neck regions. This top of the line system fornon-invasive treatment of tumors and other brain disorde read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Pennsylvania Health Department Announces Special Potassium Iodide Distribution Locations On Aug. 10

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Potassium iodide (KI) tabletswill be available at a number of special locations on Thursday, Aug. 10,for people who live within a 10-mile radius of Pennsylvania's five nuclearpower plants, Health Secretary Dr. Calvin B. Johnson said today. Thetablets are routinely available at state, county and loc ...

read more Potassium iodide (KI) tabletswill be available at a number of special locations on Thursday, Aug. 10,for people who live within a 10-mile radius of Pennsylvania's five nuclearpower plants, Health Secretary Dr. Calvin B. Johnson said today. Thetablets are routinely available at state, county and loc read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Cleveland BioLabs, Inc., Completes Analysis Of Data Generated In A Primate Trial Of Protectan CBLB502

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Cleveland BioLabs, Inc.(Nasdaq: CBLI) (Boston Stock Exchange: CFB) today announced that it hascompleted its analysis of non-human primate trials of its leadradioprotective drug candidate Protectan CBLB502. These trials demonstratedthat CBLB502 provides an unprecedented increase in survival among ...

read more Cleveland BioLabs, Inc.(Nasdaq: CBLI) (Boston Stock Exchange: CFB) today announced that it hascompleted its analysis of non-human primate trials of its leadradioprotective drug candidate Protectan CBLB502. These trials demonstratedthat CBLB502 provides an unprecedented increase in survival among read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Desert Radiologists Names William P. Moore II As New CEO

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Desert Radiologists, Nevada'slargest and most trusted medical imaging company today announced theappointment of William P. Moore II as Chief Executive Officer. "Mr. Moore has taken on a great responsibility. Desert Radiologists hasa long history of providing the best of care to Southern Nevadan ...

read more Desert Radiologists, Nevada'slargest and most trusted medical imaging company today announced theappointment of William P. Moore II as Chief Executive Officer. read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Broad Immune Response In Mice Unduced By Radiation-killed Bacteria Vaccine

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Vaccines made with bacteria killed by gamma irradiation, rather than by standard methods of heat or chemical inactivation, may be more effective, say researchers supported by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Vaccines ...

read more Vaccines made with bacteria killed by gamma irradiation, rather than by standard methods of heat or chemical inactivation, may be more effective, say researchers supported by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Vaccines read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Human Lung Tumors Rapidly Destroyed By Radiation-armed Robot

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Super-intense radiation delivered by a robotic arm eradicated lung tumors in some human patients just 3-4 months after treatment, medical physicist Cihat Ozhasoglu, Ph.D. of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (ozhasogluc@upmc.edu) will report in early August at the 48th Annual Meeting of th ...

read more Super-intense radiation delivered by a robotic arm eradicated lung tumors in some human patients just 3-4 months after treatment, medical physicist Cihat Ozhasoglu, Ph.D. of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (ozhasogluc@upmc.edu) will report in early August at the 48th Annual Meeting of th read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Brookhaven Lab Wins R&D 100 Award For X-ray Focusing Device

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory has won a 2006 R&D 100 award for developing the first device able to focus a large spread of high-energy x-rays. The device, called a Sagittal Focusing Laue Monochromator, could be used in about 100 beamline facilities around the w ...

read more The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory has won a 2006 R&D 100 award for developing the first device able to focus a large spread of high-energy x-rays. The device, called a Sagittal Focusing Laue Monochromator, could be used in about 100 beamline facilities around the w read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Green Light For The Marketing Of The First Superconductive Cyclotron For Hadrontherapy

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
The agreement between the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics and the Belgian firm Iba for the marketing, in biomedical field, of the first superconductive cyclotron producing protons and carbon ions as well, has been made official today. [click link for full article] ...

read more The agreement between the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics and the Belgian firm Iba for the marketing, in biomedical field, of the first superconductive cyclotron producing protons and carbon ions as well, has been made official today. [click link for full article] read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

Berlex Issues Nationwide Recall Of A Single Lot Of Ultravist(R) Injection 370 MgI/mL, 125 ML In The U.S.

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
Berlex, Inc. has initiated anationwide recall of a single lot (No. 41500A) of its intravenous X-raycontrast agent, Ultravist(R) Injection 370 mgI/mL, 125 mL, (iopromideinjection) NDC 50419-346-12, EXP 01/2007, due to the presence ofparticulate matter in conjunction with crystallization. [click link ...

read more Berlex, Inc. has initiated anationwide recall of a single lot (No. 41500A) of its intravenous X-raycontrast agent, Ultravist(R) Injection 370 mgI/mL, 125 mL, (iopromideinjection) NDC 50419-346-12, EXP 01/2007, due to the presence ofparticulate matter in conjunction with crystallization. [click link read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

ASTRO Submits Testimony On Use Of Medical Imaging Services For Medicare Beneficiaries To House Energy And Commerce Committee On Health

Categorie : Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
The American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology submitted testimony to the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Health for the July 18 hearing regarding the use of imaging services and providing appropriate care for Medicare beneficiaries. Cancer is the leading cause of de ...

read more The American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology submitted testimony to the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Health for the July 18 hearing regarding the use of imaging services and providing appropriate care for Medicare beneficiaries. Cancer is the leading cause of de read more Mon Aug 2006 Mon Aug 2006

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