In the 21st century, your first baby picture is likely to be snapped in the womb, and the same with the first video. Ultrasound exams—two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and four-dimensional—have become routine steps in prenatal care. With today’s image quality, parents who do not want to know the sex of their baby may find it difficult to […]
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Like most companies, Barrington Medical Imaging (BMI), Barrington, Ill, began with a vision: to provide the US market with refurbished CT and MRI equipment that could compete with OEMs in terms of warranty, quality, and after-sale service. Partners Bill Yovic and Bill Erbes founded the company in 2000 after working together, both here and abroad, […]
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If the desire to make your time your own is nudging you to start your own business, now may be the time to strike out and start an ISO
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By developing successful ideas and projects, the proactive Methodist team created a different kind of biomed department
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Three times in as many months, the computerized systems at the heart of Stanford University Medical Center’s cardiac catheterization labs froze, locking up tighter than a plaque-clogged artery. Mark Addis, CBET, of the clinical technology and biomedical engineering department needed to figure out the reason why. Soon enough, he had his answer: the information technology […]
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