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Category: Medical Imaging

Dose Management for Cardiovascular Procedures

Toshiba’s cardiovascular laboratories offer dose-management tools.

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Advanced Imaging Technology Aids in Stroke Diagnosis and Treatment

Toshiba’s suite of diagnostic imaging equipment is helping the medical community better treat patients who present with stroke symptoms

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Aquilion ONE’s SVD+ Helps to More Accurately Diagnose Stroke

An Aquilion ONE algorithm produces advanced perfusion maps for evaluating cerebral blood flow and brain tissue viability

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Aquilion ONE Enables Physicians to Prevent Stroke

Physicians Use Aquilion ONE’s Comprehensive Exam to Detect Life-Threatening Narrowed Right Carotid Artery

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Clinical Case of the Month: Ectopic Pregnancy

Abdominal ultrasound imaging of the pelvis was used to diagnose this right-sided ectopic pregnancy. The images of the right adnexa show a right paraovarian cystic lesion with thick echogenic rim.

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Cardiac MRI on the Leading Edge

The modality brings functional imaging to the world of cardiac care, enabling clinicians to assess a patient’s condition after a cardiac event and guiding further treatments and diagnostic tests.

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3D Wall-Motion Tracking Offers Quantitative Data

A proprietary tool for cardiac ultrasound helps quantify the function of the left ventricular wall in 3D, potentially enabling early detection of coronary-artery disease.

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Clinical Case of the Month: Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)

ASD is a congenital heart defect that is ideally suited for evaluation using cardiac MRI. Cardiac [...]

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The Drive for Efficiency in Imaging

With customers facing new pressures for efficiency, Toshiba responds with unique product offerings. At this year’s RSNA, Toshiba showcased the ways its products are focused on helping customers achieve their goals.

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AHRA and Toshiba Announce 2009 Putting Patients First Grant Recipients

Recipients selected for programs focused on quality and safety in pediatric and adult imaging. Meet the six new Putting Patients First recipients and learn how they plan to put their grant monies to use.

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