ACC 2005 Wrap-up

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Cardiac Imaging
ACC meeting-goers get taste for IHE in 1st demonstration

IDX launches cardiology PACS

GE boosts cardiac imaging and IT capabilities

Philips unveils new products and technologies for the cardiology market

Siemens shows a unified loop of cardiovascular technologies at ACC

Siemens offers Soarian disease management to the cardiology market

Toshiba shows new technology in echo and cardiac MR and CT enhancements

Heartlab previews next-generation, web-based CIS, integrating TomTec 4D

Witt Biomedical, InSiteOne partner

SonoSite demonstrates Titan's SonoCalc IMT software

Medrad previews upcoming technology for diagnostic catheterization

Biosound Esaote demonstrates MyLab30CV with new software

Digirad exhibits mobile triple head gamma camera

Mennen brings Horizon Angio to ACC, partners with ScImage

RTI samples new cardiovascular PACS

Douglas takes helm of ACC

AHA: Get with the program

TriMed Staff

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