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Diagnostic Imaging North America

OCTOBER 2006

COVER STORY

By: John C. Hayes

DEPARTMENTS



X-RAY VISION



Thomas W. Greeson, J.D.

Utilization management firms grow big business to little practical effect

 

AGENDA


John C. Hayes

Like systole and diastole, interest in cardiac imaging throbs away

 

Overread



Newsclips


Mailbox


Tech Watch


Cardiovascular



By: Ramdas G. Pai, M.D., Padmini Varadarajan, M.D., and Gerald M. Pohost, M.D.

Business Outlook


By: Greg Freiherr

Imaging Practice



By: James Brice

Back Scatter


By: Bradley M. Tipler, M.D.

Special Sections: Cardiovascular Imaging



Special Sections

CTA Training



By: Tony DeFrance, M.D.

Women's Imaging


By: C.P. Kaiser

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