Clinical Imaging

New clinical imaging findings from E.G. Eising and co-researchers published

Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, September 5th, 2010

"Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging has become a standard diagnostic procedure in clinical medicine and is well known to have hazards for patients with pacemaker or metallic foreign bodies. Compared to CT, the frequency of MRI examinations is increasing due to the missing exposure of the patients by X-rays," investigators in Recklinghausen, Germany report.

"Furthermore, high-field magnetic resonance tomograph (MRT) with 3 T has entered clinical practice, and 7-T systems are installed in multiple scientific institutions. On the other hand, the possibility of burn injuries has been reported only in very few cases. Based on a clinical finding of a burn injury in a...

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Source: Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week (2010-09-05)

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