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From: PanoramaScan,com - 23 Jan 2007, 15:16
Dear Colleagues, I would like to invite you to visit and join the online source of Fetonaternal and Gynecological Ultrasound. Its dedicated for eager to learn doctors who are seeking huge load of information concerning Ob/Gyn ultrasound and fetal medicine plus ultrasound physics and basic embryology from the sonologists point of view. http :// www .PanoramaScan,com Hope...
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From: typewriter - 22 Jan 2007, 00:30
Question regarding PET scan interpretation from jeffrey dach md www .drdach,com : CAT scan in chronic smoker shows a small lesion 10 mm in LUL thought to represent scarring or perhaps neoplasm. PET scan show faint activity in the lesion suspicious but not typical for metabolic activity of high grade neoplasm. The activity in the lesion is less than mediastinal activity. See...
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From: Jonathan - 21 Jan 2007, 19:00
About a year and a half ago I lost around 130 pounds via a low calorie diet. As the weight loss was concluding I starting having incredibly high levels of urinary track area type pain. Some scopings and culturings claimed that there was no infection. Then one internist told me that some people who loose a lot of weight get public symphysis separation - even...
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From: Alberto Cremonesi - 19 Jan 2007, 15:26
Following the request of many users, a new Free Evaluation Version of KeyresCF software is available : http :// www .keyres-technologies,com / This is a well-known tool for segmentation and classification tasks on digital images. Kind regards, Alberto Cremonesi Software Engineer KeyRes Technologies P.le Roberto Ardig̣, 42 00142...
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From: Ilena Rose - 15 Jan 2007, 20:45
For years, Junk Scientists Patrick O'leary and Marcia Angell claimed that there was only a 5% rupture rate over time ... they were lying of course ... and now The Junk Science Propaganda " is of course they rupture, so what?" www .BreastImplantAwareness.org/QuackWatchWatch.htm
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From: Heidi Manway - 14 Jan 2007, 15:29
Hi I have acute depression with that I get severe mostly non triggered panic attacks I am due to have a Nuclear Medicine Datscan Can scanning show up abnormalities that show acute depression panic attacks by the by I have drug induced Parkinsonism too caused by Major Tranquiliser Zyprexa My Panic Attacks occurs all over the place I am NOT stable at...
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From: mail2jaken@gmail,com - 11 Jan 2007, 14:58
Hi ALL, I am freelance programmer and working in healthcare domain for last 7 years,working experience in PACS,RIS/HIS ,DICOM,HL7 and HIPAA and C++,JAVA and ,net . So if you any one of have requirements for developing healthcare applications, please mail me at mail2jaken@yahoo,com
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From: mike e - 06 Jan 2007, 01:30
Hi, with an abnormal ST I am a candidate for a CT Angiogram. My doc got approval w/ insurance for a local '64 slice' scan next week. I'm aware of the radiation issue and subsequently learned that there's a hospital in a nearby city that has the new dual-source CT available... The latter would be entirely out-of-pocket. However, it's also touted to...
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From: sandersja - 18 Dec 2006, 01:29
Hi All FYI, I have made some of my radiology software available on the web at www .jnj-assoc,com /software I have found these tools to be very useful and I hope you will agree. These applications have provided me with full control over DICOM - image conversions and document scanning, manipulation and editing, processing and visualization, send and receive,...
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From: Rick Wannall - 13 Dec 2006, 16:53
Looking for recommendations for systems to evaluate to fulfill the requirements shown below. Also shown are my (highly!) preliminary evaluations based solely on reading around the internet. If you have suggestions please email me at crwannal at central dot uh dot edu. I have also been working at integrating MySQL-based PACSOne with my own custom-created...
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From: efffemm@f-m.fm - 12 Dec 2006, 00:12
for examining the brain, what are relative merits of PET, MRI and X-ray tomography? I am curious about this. Doctors seem to refer patients mostly for X-ray CT. I live in a city of more than 1 million people, and there is only one PET machine as far as I know. There are quite a lot of MRI machines, which seem to be idle.
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From: dreams_843@yahoo,com - 09 Dec 2006, 09:34
hi my name is stephanie, i graduated from high school in 2006 and i wanted to know how do you go about becoming a radiologist.
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From: MedV Imaging Inc - 04 Dec 2006, 04:24
Low Cost Medical and Cable TV equipment UniVisual Group Inc is located at the well-known GuangZhou City=A3=AC China. UniVisual Group Inc is a medical, furniture and Cable TV equipment company. Univisual's Ultrasound system is one of the best selling products in the world. UniVisual's Cable TV Division is one of the major manufacturers and distributors...
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From: eHealthNews.EU Portal - 04 Dec 2006, 00:09
Personal Health Systems 2007 Conference Brussels, 12-13 February, 2007 The conference is organised by the European Commission and involves cooperation of several Directorates General. Sessions will be held over two days and will feature experts from a diverse background. Read more... http :// www .ehealthnews.eu/content/view/340/37/ Intelligent Clothing...
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From: Leslie Versweyveld - 01 Dec 2006, 16:52
Dear All, Please note that the December issue of the Virtual Medical Worlds Magazine is now available on-line at http :// www .hoise,com /vmw. This month's edition features two contributions by guest authors Peter Groen, Douglas Goldstein and Marc Wine on Emerging Innovative Solutions for eHealth and EHRs, and on Nanotechnology, Nanomedicine, and Health...
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