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Angiographic Stent Thrombosis After Routine Use of Drug-Eluting Stents in ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction
AngioJet Thrombectomy is associated with a reduction in Late Stent Thrombosis and MACE in STEMI patients with large thrombus burden.
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Clinical Trial Demonstrates PE Imaging Advances
A University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) clinical trial has resulted in a higher percentage of diagnostic quality exams to exclude pulmonary embolism when MEDRAD P3T for Stellant CT Injection System is employed.
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Contrast-Induced Nephropathy, IV Administration and Prevention
Two separate articles about Contrast Induced Nephropathy show higher risk of death and the importance in prevention of using the smallest dose of contrast needed.
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DVT: Under-Diagnosed Threat
Awareness of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) risk factors and symptoms can significantly reduce adverse events associated with this serious but under-diagnosed condition.
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Economic Impact of an Extravasation
A hospital facility should be concerned with medical professional liability of extravasations. The potential liability of a moderate and severe extravasation are $14,118 and $94,056, respectively.
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How XDS Works: Reliable RF Wave Technology Makes the Difference
XDS technology enables quick and highly accurate detection of extravasated fluid at less than 20mL, but typically between 5mL and 11mL.
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New PE Research Reports Sub-Optimal Image Utilization and Financial Impact
UPMC research demonstrates that P3T Cardiac is proven to deliver a higher percentage of PE exams ranked “diagnostic without limitation” when compared to standard protocol.*³
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News in MRI Discrimination of Breast Tumors
A Rijnstate Hospital, The Netherlands study compares 3.0-T breast MRI interpretation between manual and fully automated kinetic analyses. CAD has the potential to improve the discrimination of benign from malignant breast lesions at 3.0-T MRI.
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PE Diagnosis with MEDRAD P3T™ Software
Research has shown that MEDRAD's P3T™ Cardiac software has resulted in a higher percentage of PE exams ranked as diagnostic without limitation*.
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Radiofrequency Detection Shows High Extravasation Sensitivity and Specificity
In a JCAT study, Tom Lombardi, M.D. found the research showed high sensitivity while maintaining high specificity in the subcutaneous detection of contrast extravasation using radiofrequency (RF) permittivity sensitivity.
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Research Quantifies Automated FDG Infusion Benefits
Newly completed research now quantifies reduced set-up and infusion time in automated FDG infusion for Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging procedures.
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Scan One More Patient a Day in MRI
Are you trying to increase effiency in your MR suite? It is a common request in MRI these days. A couple ways of achieving it are to reduce scan interruptions and turnaround patients more quickly.
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Significant Reduction in FDG Radiation Exposure
PET technologists are exposed to radiation during the manual preparation and handling of FDG for PET imaging. Validation tests confirm that MEDRAD's Intego™ PET Infusion System reduces the radiation dose from preparation and handling by more than 20%.
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The Facts About CT Contrast Extravasation
Although serious extravasations are rare, a single major event can put your patient at risk, subject your hospital and staff to liability costs, and potentially damage your hospital’s reputation.
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Travellers Face Triple Thromboembolism Risk
Travellers have nearly triple the normal risk of developing a venous thromboembolism, a dangerous blood clot, researchers from Havard University reported in July 2009.
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