When you invest in your medical practice by purchasing your own imaging equipment, it is imperative your asset is well maintained and working properly. Purchasing a service contract for your camera protects your investment, and it ensures that your camera produces quality images to reliably assist in patient diagnosis. Proper maintenance of your camera is
The clinical benefits of Cardiac PET MPI are well-documented—enhanced image quality, improved diagnostic accuracy, and better patient outcomes. However, the decision to add PET/CT imaging to your practice is not just a clinical one—it’s a financial and operational commitment that requires careful evaluation. While PET/CT can be a valuable addition, leading to improved patient care
If you own a nuclear medicine camera, you know that consistent maintenance is key to keeping the camera running in top shape. Proper maintenance ensures that your camera provides you with the highest possible quality images for the longest amount of time. From an investment standpoint, preventative maintenance pays for itself dozens of times over
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer for men in the US, behind skin cancers. 11% of men will be diagnosed with it, and 2.5% will die from it. It’s also one of the most difficult disease states to identify in men due to the length of time it takes to manifest symptoms to
re you a medical professional looking to upgrade your medical imaging equipment? Before you make a purchase, it’s crucial to understand the financial implications and tax benefits that come with acquiring new medical equipment. In particular, the Section 179 tax deduction can play a significant role in helping you save money on your medical equipment
The yearly message from ASNC President, Dr. Mouaz H. Al-Mallah, was crystal clear: nuclear cardiology labs must modernize. While the sentiment rings true for most cardiologists, the path to modernization is less obvious. The pressing reality is that many labs still rely on 10- or even 20-year-old cameras for imaging. While the hardware, if properly
The medical device manufacturing industry, which comprises over 5,000 establishments, undergoes strict regulations for the efficacy and safety of medical devices. As such, manufacturers need to have adequate quality management systems (QMS) in place. Being ISO 13485 and 9001 certified can help manufacturers in this industry meet the requirements of a QMS. In particular, ISO
Annually, there are approximately 1.9 million new cancer diagnoses in the United States. Additionally, there are over 600,000 cancer-related deaths. One way to diagnose cancer early on and improve mortality rates is through high-quality CT scanners. CT scans can detect early-stage cancer signs and help physicians develop an individualized plan of care. Have you wondered
