Recently added articles from ASRT Scanner:
Editor's note.(Research Technologists )(Brief article)
Apr 01, 2008; ... Last month's issue on R.T. inventors resonated with a lot of you. Some R.T.s let me know about their inventions and wanted to be profiled in ASRT Scanner. Others wanted to get in touch with the patent attorney mentioned in the story. Richard Rice, R.T.(R), got orders for and inquiries ...
He really pushed my buttons!(letters)(Letter to the editor)
Apr 01, 2008; ... Editor: I've never had much of a desire to respond to a letter until I read the opinion of Robert Cox, R.T.(R)(CT), regarding hospital-based radiography programs in the March issue of ASRT Scanner. When he said "button pusher," he pushed my buttons! I graduated from a ...
High-energy ultrasound offers clearer liver images.(in the news)(Brief article)
Apr 01, 2008 ... A high-energy form of ultrasound imaging produces pictures of liver tumors that are better than those made with traditional ultrasound, according to a study that appeared in the Jan. 7 issue of Physics in Medicine and Biology. Traditional ultrasound is a commonly used guidance ...
Cancer Society gives nod of approval to CT colonography.(in the news)(American Cancer Society)(Brief article)
Apr 01, 2008 ... The American Cancer Society and other medical groups are recommending computed tomography colonography as a screening option for colorectal cancer. Although experts consider conventional colonoscopy to be the gold standard for colorectal cancer detection, in recent years CT ...
Flat colorectal polyps deemed more dangerous.(in the news)(Brief article)
Apr 01, 2008 ... Flat colorectal polyps are more likely to be cancerous than the more routinely diagnosed type of polyps, according to a recent study. Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. While prevention has focused on the detection and removal of ...