recent from RSNA 2012 GE Healthcare and PDC Expand... Innovative MR patient environment now accepts iPad and iPod content CHICAGO – November 29, 2012 – Today at RSNA 2012, GE Healthcare (NYSE: GE) introduced an expansion of the line of Caring Magnetic Resonance (MR) Suites, built by PDC, that now includes designs specific to GE’s Extremity Optima 430s MR...
Claron Nil Zero Footprint Vi... November 29, 2012, Chicago—Claron Technology, a leading developer of software for advanced visualization and image distribution, has been selected to showcase its Nil (No Install) viewer in the RSNA 2012 IHE Image Sharing Demonstration.  Nil zero footprint web-based viewer is a robust enterprise–class...
Intelerad Launches RadVoice ... Site provides platform for radiologists to share information through webinars, community blogs and forums Denver, Colorado and Montreal, Canada – November 29, 2012 – Intelerad Medical Systems™, a leader in medical imaging PACS, RIS and workflow solutions, today announced the launch of RadVoice™, a...

recent from RSNA 2011 Preliminary Study Results Ou... CHICAGO — November 30, 2011 — Preliminary results based on a phantom study outlined the potential to decrease iodine and radiation dose on Low kVp scans. Lower kV CT scans mean lower radiation dose while keeping all other factors the same.  From CT physics it is known that lower kV scans can be expected...
GE Healthcare Reveals New Fe... Latest innovations bring exceptional realism to ultrasound imaging; helping to meet the growing demands of today’s ultrasound department CHICAGO — December 1, 2011 — GE Healthcare (NYSE: GE) is showcasing its latest advances in ultrasound today at RSNA 2011. As healthcare providers increasingly...
GE Healthcare Helps Radiolog... New Suite of Advanced Visualization Applications Seamlessly Delivered on One PACS Desktop CHICAGO — November 30, 2011 — Today at RSNA 2011, GE Healthcare (NYSE: GE) announced a leap forward in radiology department workflow with an interoperable suite of advanced visualization and image management...

recent from RSNA History RSNA History – Part 1 On November 1895, Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist, was able to see the radiographic picture ever, since then;  radiology and diagnostic imaging have been providing significant help to the medical practice. Till now, there are diseases and other medical condition that are not diagnosed or identified...
RSNA History – Part 2 In this part, we highlight the initial stages that took place before starting RSNA. At the  meeting held in the office of Miles B. Titterington in St Louis, the attending physicians decided to ask other colleagues in the Midwest.  George W. Brady, an x-ray equipment manufacturer and salesman, offered to...
RSNA History – Part 3 In the previous part, we discussed the initial steps of forming RSNA, and that the first official meeting was held in 1915 in Chicago, while the recent organization back then was named The Western Roentgen Society. The Western Roentgen Society started as an organization aiming to join Midwest radiologists....

recent from RSNA Experience Attending the RSNA for the f... Please note that I wanted to write this article as soon as I came back from RSNA, but due to my wrist fracture, it took longer. I tried my best to get the right information to the first-time visitors to RSNA, and how to make a low-budget planning for upcoming RSNA, however, if you notice any information that...