#374 – The Resource Wire

December 6, 2021 Jake Fishman 1 min read
  • This year, as part of their Software Upgrades for Life commitment, United Imaging upgraded its entire U.S. MR installed base with the latest major releases, including 12 new applications, Windows 10, and its United Compressed Sensing (uCS 2.0) platform.
  • Trying to figure out how your IT resources can handle increased AI adoption? This Blackford paper details how the cloud is helping radiology organizations scale their computing resources to support multiple AI applications or algorithms.
  • See how Einstein Healthcare Network reduced its syringe expenses, enhanced its syringe loading, and improved its contrast documentation when it upgraded to Bayer Radiology’s MEDRAD Stellant FLEX CT Injection System.
  • This European Radiology study highlighted Riverain Technologies’ ClearRead Xray – Detect as one of just two imaging AI products to achieve the FDA’s most stringent premarket approval level. See how they measured up against the other 99 AI tools here.
  • CD burning issues? Check out this one-minute video showing how Novarad’s CryptoChart image sharing solution allows patients to easily access and share their medical images using personalized, highly secure QR codes (not CDs).
  • This Arterys white paper details how cloud-based AI tools have become essential for streamlining and improving lung nodule detection and tracking.
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