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Toshiba Medical Systems invites you to the educational event "New Detector Technology Improves Patient Safety" during ECR to learn more about how we are bringing innovation to life. 


In addition to two lunch symposia, which we will be hosting on Thursday and Friday, our comprehensive hands-on workshop program throughout the day from Wednesday to Saturday provides the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge and skills on the latest imaging technologies (Toshiba Lounge, room 0.90, entrance level).


Please visit our Booth #322 at Expo C/lower level for live demonstrations of our latest innovations helping you to provide better patient care with greater efficiency. On our booth and through our Imaging Library app you will be able to access a wealth of clinical white papers and case studies covering a large bandwidth of diagnostic imaging topics. 


NEW DETECTOR TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES PATIENT SAFETY


Friday, March 6th 
12:30 - 13.30 
Room C


Chairperson: Prof. de Roos
Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands


Speakers:

Jeffrey Hall

Clinical Marketing Manager

Toshiba Medical System Corporation, Japan

Safer imaging – clearer outcomes


Dr. R. Bull

Consultant Radiologist

Bournemouth Hospital, UK

New detector technology in clinical practice


Prof. Dr. M. Prokop

Head of Radiology Department, Radboud University Medical Center Nijmegen, The Netherlands 

Widening the scope of clinical CT applications 

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