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GE Acquires Breast Ultrasound Developer U-Systems

November 12, 2012 | Ultrasound, GE, Ultrasound
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GE Healthcare announced last week the acquisition of U-Systems Inc., developer of a breakthrough ultrasound system approved for breast cancer screening.

GE, RadNet to Analyze Breast Cancer Detection Processes

September 19, 2012 | Breast Imaging, GE
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GE Healthcare and RadNet have partnered to identify the most efficient, cost-effective approaches for breast cancer detection.

Podcast: GE on MBIR, Spectral Mammography, Ultrasound and Themes for RSNA 2011

November 10, 2011 | RSNA 2011, GE, Mammography, Practice Management, Ultrasound
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In this podcast, Tom Gentile, president and CEO at GE Healthcare Systems, explains that “the whole focus of imaging is moving beyond the quality of the image.” Patient care, physician productivity and reimbursement take on a renewed focus in light of healthcare reform efforts internationally, he says.

GE introduces wide-band wireless to avoid x-ray traffic jam

December 09, 2010 | Direct Radiography, GE
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Wireless x-ray detectors have come into vogue and are now available from a half dozen vendors. They are being offered singly, as a digital upgrade for analog x-ray systems, for example, or as the core of portable and advanced fixed radiography systems. GE Healthcare is among those offering a portfolio of such choices. But GE is putting a twist on its wireless detector, dubbed the FlashPad, one that company execs say will prevent what could be a ticklish problem in the future. This potential problem stems from the success of digital radiography.

GE’s ASIR gains foothold in CT community

May 19, 2010 | CT, CT, GE
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GE Healthcare jumped ahead of competitors in the race to cut patient dose with the commercial release in 2008 of its Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction (ASIR), the first software to clean up CT images and, in the process, allow dramatic reductions -- up to 50% -- in patient radiation dose. In the first day of this year’s ISCT symposium, iterative reconstruction was hailed repeatedly as the leading solution to the hottest issue in CT patient safety.

GE plans test of next-gen CT dose software

December 04, 2009 | CT, RSNA 2009, GE, Safety
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GE Healthcare announced at RSNA 2009 an effort to develop the next generation of software designed to cut patient x-ray dose from CT.

GE brings its first wide-bore 1.5T MR scanner to RSNA 2009

December 03, 2009 | MRI, RSNA 2009, GE
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A high-field, wide-bore MR scanner from GE Healthcare is making its first appearance at an RSNA meeting. The system, called Optima MR450w, was officially unveiled some three months ago, but RSNA 2009 is its first major trade show.

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