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Healthcare provider delivers services to more than two million patients a year

InHealth says it is the UK’s largest specialist provider of diagnostic and healthcare solutions. Annually, it provides a test, scan, treatment or procedure for more than two million people, across services including MRI and CT, gastroenterology, PETCT, radiographer reporting, cardiac (interventional and non-interventional) and ultrasound, as well as a number of large scale screening programmes. […]

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Royal Liverpool installs a bespoke nuclear medicine dispensing station

Bartec Technologies and Raditech have installed a bespoke nuclear medicine dispensing workstation in the nuclear medicine department of Royal Liverpool University Hospital. The department required a dedicated dispensing preparation area at relatively short notice. Departmental manager Elaine Noonan said: “We recognised our service needed somewhere on site where we could draw radioactive material for our […]

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Vascular surgeon finds POCUS ideal for percutaneous AV fistula access

Dr Alexandros Mallios, vascular surgeon at the Institut Mutualiste Montsouris in Paris has been using ultrasound-guided percutaneous arteriovenous fistula access in patients undergoing haemodialysis. Dr Mallios says he believes point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) should be the standard of care for planning, creating and puncture of vascular access in all patients. “I work predominantly in haemodialysis, and […]

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Solid state cardiac gamma camera arrives at John Radcliffe Hospital

Link Medical has installed a CZT (cadmium zinc telluride) solid state gamma camera in the department of nuclear cardiology at John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. The D-Spect Cardio is provided by Spectrum Dynamics, a manufacturer of solid state technology for nuclear medicine. Spectrum Dynamics is said to be the first company to have designed and manufactured […]

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AECC University College provides insights into spine instability

New research from AECC University College’s Centre for Biomechanics Research suggests that the current standard of using end of range x-rays for selecting patients with instability for fusion treatment cannot be relied upon. Patients with chronic low back pain are sometimes considered for back fusion surgery if sliding between their vertebrae, measured from x-rays taken […]

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Shielding experts start work on one hundredth RF cage

Envirotect has secured an order for its 100th RF cage while celebrating another significant milestone; its 20th business anniversary. Managing director Niven Smith said: “I am thrilled by the fact that the company has reached its 20th anniversary and look forward to the coming year with real enthusiasm and huge optimism.” The company says it […]

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