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The money will go toward imaging the painting, a complicated process that involves building and testing a gamma camera.

PET scan is performed in stop-and-go imaging mode, acquiring information in a variable number of bed positions along the patient.

A lot of them are going to be imaging satellites, so the amount of imagery available is going to go way up," says Golubovich.

And new forms of imaging go beyond merely visualizing anatomical structures, as X-rays do, to showing processes inside the body, sometimes at the molecular level.

In most apps you can do screengrabs from within Office – no need to go via your imaging application – and insert them into the document.

Typically, PET/CT tomographs acquire the PET scan in a stop-and-go mode, imaging a fixed number of bed positions with overlapping.

You go into the imaging agent, where you get your CAT-scan.

However, there is long way to go before these imaging modalities are routinely used in clinical settings.

"Last year, Fujifilm introduced the first real, complete solution for 3D digital photography, once again showing our commitment to the evolution of imaging technology," said Go Miyazaki, division president, Imaging and Electronic Imaging Divisions, FUJIFILM North America Corporation.

"Digital imaging is going to be like the cellular telephone business," Fisher predicts.

MRI goes beyond plain anatomical imaging by offering a multitude of endogenous contrast agents and high capability in differentiating soft tissues, as well as many exogenous contrast media ranging from gadolinium-based agents to highly specific cellular markers.

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