New Horizons Session
NH 11 - Technological and clinical breakthroughs in imaging
Lectures
1
Chairpersons' introduction
05:00Alan H Matsumoto, Reston / US, Guy Frija, Paris / FR
2
Benefits of carbon nanotubes x-ray multisource stationary systems
18:00Beatriz Matesanz, Paris / FR
3
Revolutionary digital 3D tomosynthesis imaging with the versatility and convenience of x-ray
18:00Manat Maolinbay, Gilroy / US
4
Portable low-field MRI units: are they ready for primetime?
18:00Alan H Matsumoto, Reston / US
5
Are hand-held ultrasound machines game changers for point of care?
18:00MEHDI BENCHOUFI, Paris / FR
6
Panel discussion: Is point-of-care imaging a reachable goal, and is sustainability a potential bottleneck? All speakers and
13:00Sarah Lucy Sheard, London / UK
The session aims to highlight technological advances that may influence the development of point-of-care imaging in developed and developing countries. We want to understand the clinical impact and the opportunities for better imaging delivery due to specific technological breakthroughs. The session will also address the potential benefits of these breakthroughs regarding sustainability.
5 min
Chairpersons' introduction
Guy Frija, Paris / France
Alan H Matsumoto, Reston / United States
Alan H Matsumoto, Reston / United States
18 min
Benefits of carbon nanotubes x-ray multisource stationary systems
Beatriz Matesanz, Paris / France
18 min
Revolutionary digital 3D tomosynthesis imaging with the versatility and convenience of x-ray
Manat Maolinbay, Gilroy / United States
18 min
Portable low-field MRI units: are they ready for primetime?
Alan H Matsumoto, Reston / United States
18 min
Are hand-held ultrasound machines game changers for point of care?
MEHDI BENCHOUFI, Paris / France
13 min
Panel discussion: Is point-of-care imaging a reachable goal, and is sustainability a potential bottleneck?
All speakers and
All speakers and
Sarah Lucy Sheard, London / United Kingdom