Manufacturing is of critical importance to the American economy. American manufacturing is woven into our national fiber and impacts not only our economy, but our independence and national security as well as the well-being of every American. In...

How do YOU want to work every day? In a 2020 paper published with the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), Doctors Nicholas Frane and Adam Bitterman of Northwell Health in New York wrote that radiation protection and safety is a...

With the increased use of ERCP to treat gastrointestinal tract diseases has come an increased risk of significant radiation exposure to interventional endoscopists and their staff. The IAEA reports that a major source of exposure to medical staff...

The Triple Aim was developed by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) as an approach to optimize health system performance. The goal of the Triple Aim was to “improve the patient care experience, improve the health of a population, and...

Over the last three decades, the number of medical imaging procedures performed annually in the United States has grown substantially. A dossier released by St. Jude Medical in 2015 concluded that conventional fluoroscopy navigation systems result...

Proving Radiation Reduction with Superior Image Quality is Possible   It’s a throwback Thursday with this blast from the past! All the way back to 1996! An article in RSNA Imaging & Therapeutic Technology authored by Stephen Rudin, Ph.D....

What if you knew that by adopting an AI interventional imaging system that automatically tracks devices and adapts the collimated ROI, you could dramatically reduce radiation exposure to patients and staff by up to ~84%? Incorporating this new...

** Internal Study ** Objective: Interventional procedures are well-known to expose patients and staff to high amounts of ionizing radiation which can contribute to a myriad of complications not limited to cancer, atherosclerosis, cataracts, etc....