CT Technology Cuts Radiation Levels in Cardiac Care
Jeffrey Boone, MD, founder of Boone Heart Institute, discusses how the integration of low-radiation CT technology is improving patient safety and expanding access to early cardiac imaging.
Jeffrey Boone, MD, founder of Boone Heart Institute, discusses how the integration of low-radiation CT technology is improving patient safety and expanding access to early cardiac imaging.
The new AI-powered agent allows users to ask questions and receive answers drawn directly from CMMS data.
From artificial intelligence-assisted troubleshooting to predictive platforms, vendors and end-users share what’s working—and what it takes to get there.
Jeffrey Boone, MD, founder of Boone Heart Institute, discusses how the integration of low-radiation CT technology is improving patient safety and expanding access to early cardiac imaging.
The medical device testing firm has expanded its lab network by acquiring WuXi AppTec’s US-based facilities.
The platforms, which switch between radiography and fluoroscopy applications, enable remote and tableside exams and feature AI-powered workflows.
The FDA has cleared a new home airway clearance system that synchronizes breathing with chest compressions to support patients with chronic lung diseases such as COPD, cystic fibrosis, and bronchiectasis.
The group will focus on reimbursement, CPT code development, and economic strategy for imaging AI technologies.
UL Solutions will support Michigan's medical device industry and help manufacturers test healthcare products.
New technologies include automated tumor burden software, compact cyclotron, and AI-powered SPECT/CT and PET/CT systems.
UNSW examines how well-intentioned donations can lead to equipment graveyards in low-resource settings—and why new tech alone doesn't ensure equitable healthcare.
FDA clearance enables reuse of da Vinci Xi instruments, offering hospitals a new sourcing option.
Despite high confidence in digital defenses, few healthcare organizations have assessed the physical risks posed by generative AI tools.
Building on its success in the United States, the catheter brings real-time 3D imaging inside the heart, aiming to help physicians perform procedures with greater clarity and without the need for general anesthesia.