Royal Philips announces that its Philips Zenition 30 mobile C-arm has received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance, expanding access to image-guided surgical procedures for U.S. patients while reducing costs.
Dr. Valerie Gorman discusses the history of localization and shares clinical experience with the advantages and disadvantages of different options.
Butterfly Network and the American College of Cardiology are joining forces to transform the use of ultrasound for cardiac care with the Butterfly iQ+.
Handheld and portable ultrasound solutions have become valuable tools for clinicians treating COVID-19 patients.
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The handheld tool helps healthcare facilities to image high volumes of patients quickly. Among other applications, the device is ideal for acquiring chest x-rays to screen patients for COVID-19.
Read MoreSmart devices are opening more channels to information than ever before, but they come with a price—and not just in the financial sense.
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Several sports medicine providers are leading the charge in utilizing cloud-based imaging solutions, especially on the football field. UHZ Sports Medicine, a large orthopedic group located in Miami, is one such institution.
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Mobile apps make a positive difference for patients. But developing the right strategy requires research, planning, and the right partnerships. Co-development partnerships with mobile app vendors are the way to go, says Ed Marx, senior vice president and CIO at Arlington-based Texas Health.
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