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Directory of computer users in nuclear medicine

Description: The directory is composed of two major divisions, a Users' section and a Vendors' section. The Users' section consists of detailed installation descriptions and indexes to these descriptions. A typical description contains the name, address, type, and size of the institution as well as names of persons to contact. Following the hardware descriptions are listed the type of studies for which the computers are utilized, including the languages used, the method of output and an estimate of how ofte… more
Date: January 1, 1977
Creator: Henne, R. L.; Erickson, J. J.; McClain, W. J. & Kirch, D. L.
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What is the purpose of emission computed tomography in nuclear medicine

Description: ECT is a mathematical and physical concept, an instrument, a radionuclide tracer technique, a research procedure and it is certainly both an old (Kuhl began his work in the late fifties) and a new concept. It also has great and unique potential as a diagnostic technique. It is interesting that the basic principles of medical CT were exemplified and developed in Nuclear Medicine by Kuhl and coworkers and the concept of ''physiologic or function tomography'' provides a technique to advance the or… more
Date: January 1, 1977
Creator: Phelps, M. E.
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Review of information processing in medical imaging. Proceedings of fifth international conference, Nashville, Tennessee, June 27--July 1, 1977

Description: Forty-three papers discuss methods for improvement of the images from radionuclide scans and radiographs for diagnostic purposes. Abstracts of three papers have appeared previously in ERA.
Date: January 1, 1978
Creator: Brill, A. B.; Price, R. R.; McClain, W. J. & Landay, M. W. (comps.)
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The role of technology in reducing health care costs. Phase II and phase III.

Description: In Phase I of this project, reported in SAND97-1922, Sandia National Laboratories applied a systems approach to identifying innovative biomedical technologies with the potential to reduce U.S. health care delivery costs while maintaining care quality. The effort provided roadmaps for the development and integration of technology to meet perceived care delivery requirements and an economic analysis model for development of care pathway costs for two conditions: coronary artery disease (CAD) and … more
Date: April 1, 2004
Creator: Cilke, John F.; Parks, Raymond C.; Funkhouser, Donald Ray; Tebo, Michael A.; Murphy, Martin D.; Hightower, Marion Michael et al.
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An Interpretation of Archaic Medical Treatises

Description: Ancient peoples did not distinguish between philosophy, religion, and science. Scientific truth did not exist apart from divine truth. Any new idea, finding, or theory was assimilated into a monolithic mythological structure. This is one of the causes of the underestimation of ancient science: it is always packaged in a myth - the method of preserving information in an oral culture. The mythological medium allowed the preservation and dissemination of hard-won, empirical, scientific knowledge t… more
Date: May 1993
Creator: Wagers, William D. (William Delbert)
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Medical cyclotrons

Description: Cyclotrons as tools for therapy and for the production of radionuclides for use in nuclear medicine have been extensively reviewed in the literature. The current world status with respect to cyclotrons used primarily for research, development and application in nuclear medicine is reviewed here in the context of geographical distribution and type of use, presently available commercial types, machine characteristics and trends. Aspects of design requirements from a user perspective such as machi… more
Date: January 1, 1976
Creator: Wolf, A P
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White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy

Description: A growing number of Americans are using alternative approaches to health promotion and medical treatment. People are looking to health care providers to treat the whole person, not only illness. Because of public interest in and use of unconventional health care, the President established the White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy. Executive Order 13147 authorizing the Commission was issued on March 7, 2000.
Date: March 1, 2002
Creator: White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy
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Proceedings of the fifth PTCOG meeting and international workshop on biomedical accelerators

Description: This volume contains the proceeding and individual papers presented at the Fifth PTCOG meeting and International Workshop on Biomedical Accelerators. The meeting was divided into sessions on the biomedical aspects of therapy delivery, new biomedical accelerators, facilities, and beam localization and status report. Individual papers have been abstracted and indexed for the Energy Data Base.
Date: April 1, 1987
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Proceedings of seventh symposium on sharing of computer programs and technology in nuclear medicine, computer assisted data processing

Description: The Council on Computers (CC) of the Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM) annually publishes the Proceedings of its Symposium on the Sharing of Computer Programs and Technology in Nuclear Medicine. This is the seventh such volume and has been organized by topic, with the exception of the invited papers and the discussion following them. An index arranged by author and by subject is included.
Date: January 1, 1977
Creator: Howard, B.Y.; McClain, W.J. & Landay, M. (comps.)
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Comparison of some nonlinear smoothing methods. [Nuclear medicine images]

Description: Due to the poor quality of many nuclear medicine images, computer-driven smoothing procedures are frequently employed to enhance the diagnostic utility of these images. While linear methods were first tried, it was discovered that nonlinear techniques produced superior smoothing with little detail suppression. We have compared four methods: Gaussian smoothing (linear), two-dimensional least-squares smoothing (linear), two-dimensional least-squares bounding (nonlinear), and two-dimensional media… more
Date: January 1, 1977
Creator: Bell, P.R. & Dillon, R.S.
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Medical heavy ion accelerator proposals

Description: For several decades, accelerators designed primarily for research in nuclear and high energy physics have been adapted for biomedical research including radiotherapeutic treatment of human diseases such as pituitary disorders, cancer, and more recently, arteriovascular malformations. The particles used in these treatments include pions, protons and heavier ions such as carbon, neon, silicon and argon. Maximum beam energies must be available to penetrate into an equivalent of about 30 cm of wate… more
Date: May 1, 1985
Creator: Gough, R.A.
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