1. IDEXX Laboratories

... IDEXX also provides diagnostics for detection of microbiological contamination of drinking water, and for screening of antibiotic residues in milk. IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. headquartered in southern Maine. Information ...

2. McKesson, RelayHealth Demonstrate Data Exchange on NHIN
(Company News/McKesson Corp.)

... with the antibiotic cephalexin.  She develops a skin rash that becomes infected and logs onto to RelayHealth to message concerns to her Spartanburg Regional primary care physician.  Through CONNECT ...

3. Lantheus Medical Imaging Appoints Robert A. Spurr
(Company News/Lantheus Medical Imaging, Inc)

... Institutional Franchise, at Ortho-McNeil Inc. While there, he led the hospital sales and marketing organization and successfully launched one of their antibiotic products. Earlier at Ortho-McNeil, he was ...

4. Infection Control Solutions: Arab Health 2010
(Radiology Conferences/Arab Health Congress 2010)

... air purification technology that eliminates all airborne biological contaminants such as microorganisms, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Antibiotic Resistant Organisms.   Speaking on the Arab ...

5. Health Robotics i.v.STATION Inauguration at Gregorio Maranon University Hospital
(Company News/Health Robotics)

... automatically and aseptically compounds non-hazardous IV doses and dispenses them to clinical staff in a ready-to-administer patient formats for antibiotics, pain therapy, anti-virals, epidurals, and other ...

6. U.S. wastes up to $800 billion a year for healthcare
(Communities/Healthcare Informatics)

... the report reads. Some other findings are shown as below: Unnecessary care such as the overuse of antibiotics and lab tests to protect against malpractice exposure makes up 37 percent of healthcare ...

7. EMR: Moving bastille Forward
(EMR (Electronic Medical Records)/EMR)

... summarized data from several studies on adverse reactions and ways to reduce the associated hospital costs. The AHRQ found several target classes were often involved in adverse reactions: antibiotics, ...

8. Health Robotics Receives Overwhelming Support from its Customers for its McKesson-CytoCare Partnership
(Company News/Health Robotics)

... ago and have since utilized CytoCare to prepare patient doses from as many as 60 different drug vials of antibiotic, chemotherapy, and/or monoclonal antibody therapies for Ampicillin, Busulfan, Carboplatin, ...

9. Night Vision Technology Sheds Light on Lymphatic System
(Product Review/Product Review News)

... “This was like Christopher Columbus discovering America. Until now, we’ve never had a good way to study the lymph system. It felt like being a doctor before antibiotics.” With night vision optical technology, ...

10. A Thought on lung cancer screening
(Communities/CT)

... emission tomography scans, antibiotics or lung biopsy. First, screening brings with it important unintended consequences. In the I-ELCAP study, screening was inefficient, identifying cancers in only 1.3% ...

11. Scorpion Offshore Inc. Pilot Project With InPlace Medical Solutions Sets New Standard for Offshore Medical Services
(Company News/NuPhysicia, LLC)

... trained medics, advanced equipment, medical-quality videoconferencing, an electronic medical record (EMR) system, and 128 prescription medications, including vaccines and 20 types of antibiotics. These ...

12. Congenital defect of the frontal sinus complicated by multiple brain abscesses
(Radiology Education/Cases)

... axial image post IV contrast. 18 days post initial CT scan. Fig.5: T1-SE-weighted axial image post IV contrast. 2 months post antibiotics therapy and hyperbaric oxygenation. Patient Hx 10 year-old boy ...

13. Limiting stroke damage is focus of study
(Imported/Imported)

... and spines following a stroke, and pharmaceuticals – including an antibiotic and an anesthetic – to try to stop it. Disintegration of a neuron's dendrites and spines, which receive messages from other ...

14. Natural aorta grafts have few side effects for infection-prone patients
(Imported/Imported)

... favorable outcomes, but for the small percentage of patients who develop chronic infections within the graft that do not respond to antibiotics, they are at risk of losing their legs or dying. "Since ...

15. Bone-growing nanomaterial could improve orthopaedic implants
(Communities/Musculoskeletal )

... or undergo a bone scan to monitor bone growth. Webster thinks these 'biosensing' implants could even be designed to detect infection and be specially coated to release antibiotics or other drugs into ...

16. Updated GOLD report presents new understandings of COPD
(Imported/Imported)

... nihilism." Other updates include: New staging guidelines for determining the severity of COPD; Management recommendations for exacerbations including the use of antibiotics; and Recommendations ...

17. A strange case of upper obstructive syndrome
(Imported/Imported)

... per cent) and require preventive measures, including more particularly delicate surgery and antibiotic therapy in case of infection. Several surgical procedures are possible. Figure 3 Isolated ...

18. Natural antibiotics yield secrets to atom-level imaging technique
(Imported/Imported)

Frog skin and human lungs hold secrets to developing new antibiotics, and a technique called solid-state NMR spectroscopy is a key to unlocking those secrets, according to University of Michigan researcher ...

19. Multislice CT: a precise warning system for strokes
(Communities/CT)

... "The invention of computer tomography (CT) in the 1970s was the biggest quantum leap forward in medicine since the discovery of antibiotics. Compared to the finely grained images of today with their superb ...

20. Primary UTI in infants: prophylaxis for uncomplicated pyelonephritis
(Imported/Imported)

Researchers concluded that four weeks of antibiotic treatment resulted in a good recovery from pyelonephritis of infants with primary urinary tract infection. In a new study, Wan, et al evaluated 95 ...