Symptoms for cardiovascular disease in women are usually different from those of men. This is why women are more likely to be treated only when they have had their second heart attack. Ultrasound imaging is an important diagnostic tool to improve cardiovascular risk prediction in women.
By Amy Cook

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Sixty-four-slice computed tomography provides highly defined images of the heart. Cardiologists at the German Heart Center in Munich, Germany, have been using a SOMATOM Sensation Cardiac 64 since October 2004. This is a report of their experiences.
By Ulrike Zechbauer

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More and more, interventional cardiologists are being drawn to an advanced steering system that is expanding their ability to diagnose disorders and deliver optimal care to patients with complicated problems of the heart and vasculature.
By Melanie Fridl Ross

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While a patient may never look forward to a nuclear cardiac imaging test, Siemens’ c.cam cardiac gamma camera ensures that the experience will be as comfortable as possible while providing superior image quality.
By Sameh Fahmy

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The Japanese word “miyabi“ is often translated as “elegance.“ And Siemens’ new ANGIO CT MIYABI system is nothing if not an elegant union of complementary imaging technologies: angiography and CT imaging.
By John Casey

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