The newly cleared Aview Aorta Metrics software reportedly offers automated segmentation of aortic regions and classification of aortic zones based on chest CT images.
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ADAC names Eckert president and COO
Nuclear medicine and information systems vendor ADAC Laboratoriesof Milpitas, CA, has promoted Andrew Eckert to the positions ofpresident and COO. Since 1994, Eckert has been president and generalmanager of ADAC Medical Systems, the company's gamma
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Nuclear medicine and information systems vendor ADAC Laboratoriesof Milpitas, CA, has promoted Andrew Eckert to the positions ofpresident and COO. Since 1994, Eckert has been president and generalmanager of ADAC Medical Systems, the company's gamma camera business.He joined ADAC in 1990.
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