past issues

Fall RSNA 2011

  • Pisa leans on Fuji
  • Fujifilm Debuts in Sonography Market with FALZONE CB
  • Better Productivity for the Busy Practice: FDR D-EVO at Rhode Island Hospital
  • AMULET Promotion Strategy Wins Customer Trust in Argentina
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Spring/Summer 2011

  • X-rays are child’s play with FCR-GO
  • FDR AMULET* at Catalonia’s IMAGINE Diagnostic Imaging
  • The Digital Transition: Carbon CR and D-EVO DR at Ortho Arkansas
  • Conservation and Education: Fuji CR at Virginia Wildlife Center
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Winter 2011

  • One System Three Ways: FCR Go at Stanford Hospital and Clinics
  • Cost-effective Versatility: FDR D-EVO at Community North
  • Meeting the Need: A New Approach to Mobile Mammography
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RSNA 2010

  • The short exposure of the XC-2 computed radiography system allows Dallas World Aquarium to keep fish out of water for less time
  • X-ray’s New Workhorse: FDR AcSelerate at Huggins Hospital
  • Fujifilm ClearView Digital Radiography allows Visconti Imaging and Vein Institute the ability to give patients peace of mind
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Fall 2010

  • ClearView CR systems for mammography reduce turnaround time from 11 days to less than1 hour for remote Alaskan clinics
  • Fuji and Russian Medical Societies Push for Early Detection of Breast Detection at St. Petersburg Conference
  • Imaging on the Go: Inside KRMC’s Wal-Mart Clinic
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Spring 2010

  • Stellar Images, Happier Patients: AcSelerate DR at Swedish Covenant
  • Bangladesh — Pioneering CR in South Asia — Evolving test ground of Fujifilm for new digital products
  • CSI Summit County: FCR Carbon X at the Medical Examiner’s Office
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Fall RSNA 2009

  • An x-ray sysetm with a perfect bedside manner
  • From NICU to Critical, FCR Go(tm) fits perfectly at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
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Summer 2009

  • Unity SpeedSuite is making a brighter future at Minnesota's Heartland Orthopedic
  • Fujifilm behind Mexico’s recent medical imaging technology drive
  • Fujifilm CR portal imaging help animals survive their bouts with cancer
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Fall RSNA 2008

  • Fujifilm supports a new study on Asbestos-Related Disease (ARD) in Montana.
  • South African market poised for growth in CR, imagers and PACS
  • RSNA meeting leads hospitals Straight to Fujifilm Unity SpeedSuiter® DR system
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Winter-Spring 2007

  • First in line for FCRm: High-speed plate reader is centerpiece for University of North Carolina installation
  • Zoom & Pan: Subtraction a good addition to chest radiography
  • News Bytes: Investigators seek to enhance digital mammo in fatty breasts
  • Best Practices: How to get started with digital mammography
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Summer-Fall 2007

  • In search of quality: Colorado hospital group starts over with new CR and PACS
  • Zoom & Pan: In Indianapolis, a chance to do well by doing good
  • Site Review: Digital radiography makes debut in small hospitals in south Texas
  • News Bytes: Denver "top doc" picks Fujifilm for digital mammography
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Winter-Spring 2006

  • Web portal intergrates PACS and clinical information: Georgia hospital takes giant step toward electronic medical record
  • Technolog Update: Fosuces Phosphor improves DQE of photostimulable phosphor detectors
  • Site Review: High-speed data transfer and high reliability are key criteria for large Australian group
  • Best Practices: The changing role of film and imagers in a PACS environment
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Summer-Fall 2006

  • Optimize RIS-PACS productivity to enhance your bottom line: Higher outpatient capacity translates into increased revenue for NY hospital
  • Site Review: Ohio imaging center enhances patient care within 24-hour turnaround
  • News Bytes: Fuji contributes to growth in North Pole radiology
  • Best Practices: Five tips for optimizing digital x-ray quality
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Winter-Spring 2005

  • On-Site Training: Learning how to get the most out of digital xray PACS
  • Zoom & Pan: PDAs bring important data right to your shirt pocket
  • Expert Interview: Richard Guarino on how techs make PACS better, and vice versa
  • Technology Consult: What you need to know about archiving of digital images
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Fall/RSNA 2005

  • Digital mammography scores big: Multicenter trial finds it superior for screening younger women
  • Zoon & Pan: DMIST puts digital mammography in radiology's fast lane
  • Technology Update: New dual-side imaging plate reduces dose while maintaining quality
  • Best Practices: How to choose the right grid for your CR exam
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Summer-Fall 2005

  • Improving efficiency and improving dose with CR
  • Velocity-U supports activities at Japanese hospital with speed and accuracy
  • Zoon & Pan: CR gives equine veterinarians sometthing to whinny about
  • Expert Interview: Veterinarian Kit Miller on how CR helps to keep horses in the show ring
  • Best Practices: Proper training key to success with computed radiography
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Spring-Summer 2005

  • On the Brink of Paperless Radiology: This next step toward the EMR can boost productivity, improve accuracy and simplify operations
  • Zoom & Pan: Too much image processing - the digital photographer's curse
  • Site Review: Simplicity of use results in seamless deployment and measurable benefits
  • Best Practices: Disperse workstations to enhance technologist productivity
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Fall/RSNA 2004

  • Reading protocols for PACS: Making radiologists more efficient, more consistent, and more accurate
  • News Bytes: Boston group to optimize digital z-ray for imaging skeletal injuries in suspected child abuse cases
  • Site Review: 'Soft' savings in patient care contribute to success with PACS
  • Technology Consult: A GPO's perspective on digital x-ray contracts
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Summer-Fall 2004

  • CR in pediatric imaging: Optimizing image quality without increasing dose
  • News Bytes:CR mammography better at visualizing lesions in dense breasts
  • Site Review: Technologist trained in screen-film system takes to CR with relish
  • Technology Consult: Enterprise PACS: from radiology to cardiology, oncology... and beyond
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Spring 2004

  • Integrated team medicine ‘Patient-first’ cancer center centralizes information management
  • Site Review: Clinic clears bottleneck to provide ubiquitous access to images
  • News Bytes: SmartCR finds tropical home in the Indian Ocean
  • Technology Consult: Consider image access and storage when converting to digital x-ray
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Fall 2003

  • Painless Deployment: Transforming radiology services with computed radiography
  • Expert interview: Skip Kennedy on positioning digital x-ray within an overall PACS plan
  • News Bytes: SCAR wants to reinvent radiology
  • Technology Consult: Ultimately, it's the user who determinesCR's success or failure
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Summer-Fall 2003

  • How to find your way in digital radiography
  • Expert Interview: Where soft-copy reading technology is headed
  • News Bytes: Pediatric hospital goes to filmless operation
  • Technology Consult: Are CR and DR competitive or complementary technologies?
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