gastrointestinal

Legacy of Bowelbabe finances installation of IR system at Royal Marsden

The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London, has installed a Philips Azurion 7 ceiling-mounted M20 interventional radiology (IR) system, following funding from The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and the legacy of Dame Deborah James. Dame Deborah, known on social media as ‘Bowelbabe,’ was treated at The Royal Marsden for incurable bowel cancer and IR played […]

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Reporting platform addresses the variables of gastrointestinal imaging with a flexible workflow

Gastrointestinal (GI) radiology presents some of the most demanding cases in medical imaging, characterised by highly variable anatomy, multiple imaging modalities and overlapping clinical systems. From Crohn’s disease to liver lesions, no two cases are the same, says medical documentation software developer Smart Reporting. The company’s reporting platform is designed to address this complexity by […]

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Sheffield bowel cancer patients to trial personalised ‘vaccines’

Patients undergoing bowel cancer treatment at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust will be invited to try out personalised ‘vaccines’ as part of a groundbreaking NHS ‘matchmaking’ service. The Cancer Vaccine Launch Pad aims to recruit thousands of patients across England into various trials of a new type of immunotherapy treatment, known colloquially as cancer vaccines. The […]

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Image-led liver ultrasound screening service launched at Benenden Hospital

The launch of a liver ultrasound screening service at private healthcare provider Benenden Hospital in Kent is said to be the first of its kind in south-east England. It aims to help patients avoid NHS waiting lists and attend fewer appointments, while affording clinicians improved diagnostic confidence. Enabled by Acuson Sequoia Crown ultrasound systems from […]

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Stoke-on-Trent couple urge uptake of screening services

A Stoke-on-Trent couple are urging people to take up the offer of cancer screening services provided by University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) after they were diagnosed with cancer within four months of each other. Former UHNM healthcare assistant Kath Dean and her husband Michael, a former West Midlands Ambulance Service driver, were […]

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Philips offers complete solution for liver assessment

Offering an exceptional, easy-to-use and complete solution for liver disease assessment, treatment planning and monitoring, the Philips ultimate liver solution for liver assessment is available across a wide range of PureWave transducers to accommodate different body habitus.  The quantifiable outcomes from the latest addition: liver fat quantification and shear wave elastography allow radiologists and hepatologists […]

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Canon team will explain the role of innovative ultrasound in improving clinical pathways

Explaining how the role of innovative ultrasound can intuitively improve clinical pathways and patient outcomes Canon Medical Systems UK will be exhibiting its latest diagnostic ultrasound systems and market leading advanced clinical applications to delegates attending the Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS), to be held in Cardiff, December 6 – 8, […]

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Ultrasound system can calculate area of gastric antrum with a single tap

Medical device manufacturer Mindray has launched the TE9 ultrasound system to the UK market. It features a high definition 21.5″ touch screen and smart clinical diagnostic tools designed to support clinicians in anaesthesia, emergency and critical care environments. The larger screen and zoom features offer greater visibility of patient data in surgical environments. Mindray says […]

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