J Surg Rad

One million visitors had more time than that when they clicked on the Journal of Surgical Radiology (http://www.SurgRad.com).

(PRWeb January 13, 2011)

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With its attractive screen and networking capabilities, the iPad offers surgeons real-time access to images and patient data during an operation. Integrating it into routine clinical practice can save lives and help bring down the cost of health care. Pioneering surgeons at Georgetown have already made it a key part of their practice with significant improvement in patient care.

(PRWeb December 06, 2010)

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Mayo Clinic physicians are using tiny radioactive “seeds” to identify, treat, and remove cancerous lesions before they become life threatening.

(PRWeb August 24, 2010)

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An affordable imaging test can identify premature infants susceptible to necrotizing enterocolitis and alert physicians to begin treatment before infection leads to severe illness and emergency surgery.

(PRWeb August 16, 2010)

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J Surg Rad catalyzes medical scholarship by leveraging social networking tools to deliver peer-reviewed scientific research to both patients and physicians and thereby foster innovation in health care.

(PRWeb August 04, 2010)

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