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Advances In Diagnostic Imaging In North America (Technical Insights)


Description:
Diagnostic imaging modalities are seeing increased demand for novel technologies, similar to the market surge for open magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems in the late 1990s. The current trend favors high-field compact magnet MR and thinner, multi-slice computed tomography (CT) with quicker image reconstructions. Another promising development is the fusion technology of different modalities such as positron emission tomography (PET)/CT, MRI/magnetoencephalogram (MEG), and X-ray/ultrasound. However, given the poor managed care reimbursement rates, end users are likely to be conservative spenders.



Contents: 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Introduction

What is Diagnostic Imaging?

An Overview of Technology Development

Scope and Methodology

Scope

Methodology

2 COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY

Research in the Private Sector
Toshiba's Helical Conebeam Technology
iCAD's Computer Aided Detection-enabled CT
GE's Volume Computed Tomography
Philips' Brilliance CT Technology

Research in the Public Sector

UMass Develops Novel Nanoparticle Sensors

Canadian Researchers Produce Brighter LCDs

Rice University Research on Optical Imaging Technology

Argonne Scientists Explore Confinement of Light
Rensselaer's Research on T-Ray CT

Technology Analysis

CT Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

3 MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

Research in the Private Sector
Hitachi’s ‘Open’ MR Systems Extend Patient Comfort
Tristan's Novel Squid-Based Sensor
VSM Medtech's MEG Systems for Functional Brain Imaging

Luna Innovation Plans to Use Buckyballs for Diagnostic Applications
Biophan's Coating Enhances Safety During MRI Scan

Luna Explores Metallofullerenes for Improved MRI Contrast

Hyper Tech Exploring Novel Superconductors for MRI Applications
American Superconductor's Work on Boride Superconductors

Research in the Public Sector

UMass Researchers Explore Fabrication of Nanosensors

New Mexico Scientists Develop Real-Time MEG Sensor

Los Alamos Produces Low-Cost Superconducting Material

Rice University Researchers Explore Nanoshells for Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications

Lawrence Berkeley Experts Develop Novel Microtesla MRI

UMich Researchers Control Magnetic Flux for Better Imaging Tools

SUNY Chemists Develop Noninvasive MRI-based Treatment

Washington Researchers Explore Diffusion MRI

Technology Analysis

MRI Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

4 NUCLEAR MEDICINE IMAGING

Research in the Private Sector

GE and Molecular Nanosystems Jointly Researching Field Emission Devices

Sandia Researchers Explore New Radiation Detectors
Philips' Gantry-Free Cameras Deliver Flexibility
Siemens e.CAM Signature Series

Research in the Public Sector

Rochester Scientists Obtain High-Resolution Optical Images

SUNY Scientists Develop Better NMR Technique

A Novel NM Scanner to Detect Cancer

California Researchers Innovate NMR

Explore Sensitive Sensors for Large Magnetic Fields

Technology Analysis

NM Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

5 POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY IMAGING

Research in the Private Sector
Hitachi's Latest Whole Body PET System
GE's Combined PET/CT Modality

Naval Researchers Developing Algorithm That Could Aid in Breast Cancer Detection
Siemens' Synergistic PET/CT Product Technology

Research in the Public Sector

Biomedical Engineers Exploring Use of Quantum Dots as Contrast Agents

Cornell Researchers Develop Noninvasive Biopsies

Purdue Team Develop New Imaging Technology

NIST Researchers Tag Faulty Genes Using Fluorescent Methods

Technology Analysis

PET Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

6 ULTRASOUND IMAGING

Research in the Private Sector
GE's ‘Vivid' Ultrasound Solution
Toshiba's ‘Aplio’ Ultrasound Imaging Technology

Spencer Develops an Advanced Digital Transcranial Doppler System
Given Imaging's 'Camera Pill' Better than Standard Endoscopy

Research in the Public Sector

Oregon Researchers Developing Novel Technique to Detect Arrhythmia

Alabama Researchers Develop Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy

Consortium Explores Piezoelectric Materials for Novel Transducers

Technology Analysis

Ultrasound Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

7 X-RAY IMAGING

Research in the Private Sector
Hitachi's Conebeam X-Ray Technology
Siemen's Digital Mobile X-Ray Unit
Toshiba's Novel X-Ray System Assists in Interventional Radiology

Researchers Explore Terahertz Rays

Wisconsin Company Develops Novel Tomotherapy for Cancer Treatment

Research in the Public Sector

MIT Researchers Explore Photonic Crystals

Colorado Researchers Produce Nanometer-Sized Light Waves

Delaware Team Working on Terahertz Technology

North Carolina Scientists Use Nanotubes to Make Better X-Rays

Obtain High-Resolution Micro Imaging

Technology Analysis

X-Ray Development

Research Trends

Technology Drivers

Technology Restraints

8 KEY PATENTS AND INDUSTRY CONTACTS

Patents
Patents Related to Computed Tomography (CT)
Patents Related to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Patents Related to Nuclear Medicine (NM) Imaging
Patents Related to Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

Patents Related to Ultrasound Imaging

Patents Related to X-Ray Imaging

Contacts

Private Sector

Public Sector

9 FROST & SULLIVAN 2004 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AWARDS

Technology Innovation Award

Award Description

Award Recipient

Excellence in Technology Award

Award Description

Award Recipient

10 DECISION SUPPORT DATABASE

Data Relevant to Diagnostic Imaging
Total Population by Region; From 1999 to 2006

Male Population Over 65 Years of Age

Female Population Over 65 Years of Age

Urban Population by Region

Number of Hospitals

Number of Hospital Beds

Number of Physicians

Number of Cardiologist

Total Healthcare Expenditure






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