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Probing legalities of Ultrasound
M Neelam Kachhap examines the field of diagnostic ultrasonography, ethical issues connected to this subject and the legal premise…
Dr Velumani’s PET project
After proving his mettle with Thyrocare, Dr Velumani’s new endeavour is to make PET scans affordable and accessible to the masses.…
A Kohinoor indeed!
With this issue, we introduce DEPARTMENT SCAN, a new column in In Imaging, which endeavours to profile radiology set-ups at…
Picture Perfect
Sonosite's M-turbo ultrasound system has been known for its durability and picture quality. Raelene Kambli presents a retrospect…
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‘Siemens will come up with better, faster and affordable solutions in clinical imaging’
Bernd Montag, Global CEO, Healthcare Imaging & Therapy Systems Division, Siemens Healthcare discusses current imaging trends,…
Rooting for Refurbished CT Scanner Machines
Som Panicker, Vice President, Sanrad Medical Systems elucidates on the advantages of using refurbished Equipment and addresses the…
USG in breast cancer: the old and the new
Dr Arjun Poptani, Sr Radiologist, Rockland Hospital elaborates on the various usages of Ultrasound in the detection and diagnosis…
CT Fest 2012: An event to look forward to
CT Fest, in this year's edition focuses on the various aspects of neck, chest (interstitium), and cardiac CT
’The focus of this year’s CT Fest is on neck, chest and cardiac imaging’
CT FEST 2012 is just around the corner. Raelene Kambli catches up with Dr Sanjeev Mani, Organising Secretary, CT Fest 2012 to know…