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Lung cancer screening by chest computed tomography (CT) can detect lung cancer earlier and make the disease less deadly; but even among nodules that are at intermediate risk, only a small minority are cancerous.

Enables GE Healthcare to secure increasing supply of iodine, a key ingredient for contrast media products used in X-Ray and Computed Tomography (CT) imaging procedures

The paper aims to describe a case of a Portuguese patient with rhino-orbito-mucormycosis after recovery from severe COVID-19 disease & discuss its implications.

In a new study, researchers demonstrated that vasculature-like signals (N) in chest computed tomography (CT) scans could serve as robust imaging biomarkers (IBs) of early-stage COVID-19 screening.

An analysis of post-imaging pancreatic cancer diagnoses suggests that in 36% of cases, there were signs on CT and MRI scans that had been missed.

The new facility is a €30.5m investment

Including cardiac CT in the initial stroke imaging protocol detects more high-risk cardioaortic embolic sources than the current practice of performing later echo, a new study shows.

Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath T.D. has officially opened a new €30.5 million manufacturing line at GE Healthcare’s Carrigtohill, Co. Cork facility. The new line, which has created 140 jobs, manufactures injectable diagnostic imaging agents (contrast media) used in Xray and Computed Tomography (CT) procedures around the world. The project was delivered

After further studies, paleontologists named a 100-year-old Triassic reptile fossil as the ascendant of winged Pterosaurs.

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