Body imaging technology draws wrong kind of attention
Daytona Beach News-Journal – Seeing through you has never been done in so many ways. Whether watching blood pulse through the body’s organs or spotting cancerous growths, new technology in the area’s hospitals and imaging centers is taking leap after leap — into the inner
New imaging center at Lake Regional improves care, cuts down the wait
Lake Sun Leader – Dr. John Dymond assesses a patient s condition in the image center s state-of-the-art, radiologists study. From there doctors can transmit images and notes to the hospital s main facility electronically. Justin Ludwig/Lake Sun LAKE OF THE
EP MedSystems’ Ultrasound Product Used in Heart Failure Treatment
dBusinessNews.com – Newark — EP MedSystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: EPMD), a market leader in electrophysiology products used in cardiac rhythm management, today announced that its ViewFlex(TM) ultrasound imaging catheter was used in a unique procedure to treat a patient in
Cabrera called up, ready to pitch
Akron Beacon Journal – CLEVELAND – Fernando Cabrera and Eric Wedge both feel much better in the Indians’ clubhouse these days. Cabrera, activated before Sunday night’s game against Texas, said he has no lingering effects from a bruised right heel. He was hurt when hit by a
Study May Explain Why Exercise Helps Heart Failure Patients
Science Daily – Aerobic training is associated with a reversal of abnormal hormonal patterns that underlie many of the debilitating symptoms of heart failure, according to a new study in the May 2, 2006, issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. “A
Capitol Chat transcript: Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler
Olympian – Moderator : Welcome to The Olympian’s Capitol Chat. I’m your moderator, Political Editor Brad Shannon. Our guest today is Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler, who’s here to talk about medical malpractice issues. With him is Bill Ripple of the
