Diagnostic Imaging North America
October 2005
COVER STORY
Coronary CTA takes giant leap with 64-slice scanners
By: David A. Dowe, M.D. CARS/EuroPACS 2005 Conference Reporter
Imaging News
Surgical IT
Detection
Radiography
Viewpoint
Special SECTION: SPECT/CT
DEPARTMENTS
X-RAY VISION
John C. Hayes
Ultrasound's shrinking role in radiology needs attention
AGENDA
John C. Hayes
Contrasting views on utilization management spur discussion
SPECIAL SECTION: Sonography
Tumor Ablation Supplement
Overread
Newsclips
Radiology Practice
Radiography
Tech Watch
Backscatter
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