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Telemedicine Law Weekly

Susan Hasty, Publisher

Table of Contents . . . November 6th, 2004

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Allos Therapeutics - Brain metastases patients' radiographic response at 3 months predicts survival

Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam - 3D echocardiography can aid selecting a pacing site in resynchronization therapy

IPRO - Analysis: New York City women continue to receive fewer mammograms

MDS Inc. - Canadian science company announces agreement with healthcare technology company

Albert-Ludwig-University, Freiburg - 3-D fusion imaging is useful in decisions about coronary artery disease

Alliance Imaging, Inc. - Imaging company promotes Andrew Hayek to president, COO

Applied NeuroSolutions - p-tau 231 assay improves early stage Alzheimer disease detection

CHU Bocage, Dijon - Infarct size is a major determinant of high N-BNP levels

City University of New York - Cytoskeletal organization of Limulus amebocytes elucidated

Clinique Notre-Dame - Laparoscopic cystogastrostomy safe and effective

Columbia University - Patent foramen ovale increased risk of adverse events in older stroke patients

Dicle University, Diyarbakir - Classification could be used to predict LV function at the time of discharge

Eastman Kodak Company - Changes made to computed radiography system

Eastman Kodak Company - Marketing deal signed for Kodak 2000RT CR Plus system

eResearchTechnology, Inc. - European pharmaceutical awards $1.3M for electrocardiographic services

Federico II University of Naples - Left ventricular mass does not increase if BP is controlled for a long period

Fraunhofer Institute - Metal-rich particulate matter causes airway inflammation

Frost & Sullivan - Innovations in medical imaging industry likely to drive growth

GE Global Research - Prototype system combines digital mammography and semi-automated 3D ultrasound

Georgia Institute of Technology - System translates improved diagnostic information to target radiation at tumors

Given Imaging - Italy's Piemonte region to reimburse for PillCam SB Endoscopy

GlaxoSmithKline Medicines Research Centre - In situ microdialysis useful in combination with phMRI

Guardian Technologies International, Inc. - PACS launched in U.K. with first sale to Benenden Hospital

Imaging Diagnostic Systems, Inc. - China's FDA approves laser breast imaging device

Infrared Sciences Corporation - Medical technology company receives financing to introduce BreastScanIR

Inlet Medical Inc. - Carter-Thomason CloseSure System XL receives society's innovative product award

Johns Hopkins University - MRI can measure early benefits of cholesterol-lowering drugs, plaque reduction

Johns Hopkins University - Mitochondria findings may help beat wide range of disease

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore - 4-D digital mouse is capable of producing realistic molecular imaging data

LabOne, Inc. - Cytyc Corp. announces a multiyear agreement for ThinPrep Imaging System

Laikon General Hospital, Athens - MRI technique is a reliable method for assessing deposition of iron in the liver

Leiv Lea of Pharmacyclics, Inc. - Pharma company releases phase 1 results for coronary atherosclerosis treatment

Lund University - Polycation-mediated precipitation captures plasmid DNA from alkaline lysate

Massachusetts General Hospital - MRI shows brain changes underlying language deficits in autism

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Dual-color fluorescence imaging dissects elements of tumor vascularity

Medical University of Vienna - Utility of ultrahigh-resolution optical coherence tomography reviewed

MicroMRI - SBIR grant for bone imaging technology may help patients with osteoporosis

Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, New York - MRI and spatially enhanced cluster analysis provide method to quantify plaque

Northwestern University, Evanston - Wave characteristics were repeatable from ECG to ECG for stable patients

Norwegian Univ of Science & Technology, Trondheim - Mn2+ ions, ion-releasing contrast media are effective for T1 imaging

Queens University, Ontario - Measurement site affects estimate of subcutaneous and visceral adiposity

Royal Brompton Hospital, London - Perilobular pattern was present in more than half of pneumonia patients studied

S Orsola Hospital, Brescia - Transcatheter PFO closure may be less successful than reported previously

Schering, AG - FDA extends review period for contrast agent MS-325 by 3 months

Scripps Research Institute - Membrane Cofactor Protein identified as adenovirus receptor

Scripps Research Institute - Structure of cytochrome P450 3A4 determined

Siemens Medical Solutions - Cancer center utilizes new CT technology

Thuris Corporation - Company formed to market medical device for central nervous system diagnosis

Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc. - Software upgrades enhance open magnetic resonance imaging capabilities and speed

Twin Peaks Medical Imaging - Colorado medical imaging group introduces preventive imaging screening services

U.S. National Institute on Aging - Partnership between government, industry will streamline clinical trials

U.S. National Institutes of Health - Decision-making brains weigh up evidence

University Medical Center, Rotterdam - Rates of advanced breast cancer lower in The Netherlands due to mammography

University of Chicago - Lung image database consortium established for medical imaging researchers

University of Copenhagen - LV systolic dysfunction was a strong predictor of mortality and morbidity

University of Freiburg - Free-breathing navigator-gated method was superior in coronary MR angiography

University of Helsinki - Release kinetics of Egalet constant-release system determined via scintigraphy

University of Illinois - Novel NMR phased array for high field microscopy devised

University of Leicester - Estimates of sensitivity and specificity varied greatly in individual studies

University of Manitoba - Study reports on automated quantification SPELT myocardial perfusion images

University of Southern California - Transesophageal echocardiography is used to diagnose aortic and cardiac injuries

University of Tubingen - Semiquantitative parameters have varied sensitivities for perfusion deficits

University of Wurzburg - 23Na MRI may be a good technique for imaging nonviable myocardium in humans

Washington University, St. Louis - System may aid therapies to lower incidence of acute coronary artery diseases

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