Innovation: patent applications review
Our survey of recent medical imaging patent applications includes filings from Micrima, Swisstom, MSKCC and more
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Our survey of recent medical imaging patent applications includes filings from Micrima, Swisstom, MSKCC and more
Microbubbles delivered via gas embolotherapy could cut off a tumour's blood supply while also delivering cancer drugs
Read article: Microbubbles offer two-in-one cancer treatment
Markerless optical tracking offers high-accuracy position monitoring for motion compensation in tomographic brain scans
Oak Ridge National Laboratory ramps production of the radioisotope Ac-227 to meet increasing demand for prostate cancer drug
Read article: ORNL ramps production of cancer drug radioisotope
A low-cost, portable magnetocardiography system helps exclude acute myocardial ischaemia in patients visiting emergency departments with chest pain
Read article: Portable MCG rapidly diagnoses heart disease
Quantifying the recording stability of intracortical microelectrodes could lead to more reliable brain-computer interfaces
Read article: Designs on a high-performance motor BCI
Ultralow-power sensors carrying genetically engineered bacteria can detect gastric bleeding or other GI problems
Read article: Ingestible device could help diagnose disease
The Christie in the UK will house the first proton imaging system to be installed in an operational proton therapy centre
Read article: Proton imaging comes to The Christie
Stakeholder summit discusses the challenges of developing artificial intelligence in clinical radiology and clinical oncology
Read article: Summit examines challenges of developing AI for cancer care
Plug-and-play blocks enable labs around the world to cheaply and easily build customized diagnostic devices
Read article: Modular blocks create low-cost diagnostic devices