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University of Florida Health Science Center and TeraRecon announce 3D Training Workshops

San Mateo, CA--July 26, 2004: University of Florida Health Science Center Jacksonville announced that they have entered into an agreement with TeraRecon, Inc. to offer hands-on training courses for 3D imaging and advanced post-processing of large thin-slice CT and MR datasets using TeraRecon's Aquarius Workstations and AquariusNET Server. 4-day courses are designed to teach physicians and technologists how to acquire images, post-process large volume datasets with the latest 3D imaging workstations, with participants reviewing cases with faculty.

Having established a successful advanced 3D imaging lab, instructors will lecture on how to efficiently achieve clinical results, demonstrate the full range of advanced imaging techniques, discuss 3D reimbursements, and interactively review case studies on advanced workstations. In addition, a separate 2-day training course will be offered dedicated solely to virtual colonoscopy.

Donna Wefers, Director of the Advanced Imaging Lab at University of Florida states; "In order to realize the full potential of state-of-the-art CT and MR scanners, the ability of physicians and technologists to effective use advanced post-processing tools is fundamental for accurate image review, efficient workflow practices, and improved patient care. The requirement from the radiology community to understand the latest post-processing techniques has become a critical educational issue for radiologists and technologists who interpret and/or produce images acquired from modern CT and MR scanners. TeraRecon offers advanced imaging diagnostic workstations with a full suite of clinical analysis tools and a uniquely powerful server capable of delivering 3D interactive processing directly into the clinical workflow. Course participants will learn the latest clinical post-processing techniques on advanced workstations designed for modern CT and MR scanners."

Course Information
Advanced Applications in 3D imaging courses will be offered on a monthly basis starting August 30th – September 2nd (future dates to be announced). Spaces are limited to fifteen participants so early registration is required. Course participants will receive hands-on training using Aquarius software with dedicated clinical application specialists. For early information course information and registration, please contact donna.wefers@jax.ufl.edu. Visit http://www.hscj.ufl.edu/rad/ on or after August 9 for detailed program-registration information.

About University of Florida Health Science Center Jacksonville
The mission at University of Florida Shands Jacksonville Radiology Services Division is to provide high-quality healthcare, imaging, education, and excellent customer service to support a learning environment of continuing education for staff, students, and customers. University of Florida Shands Jacksonville is leading the way in healthcare with North East Florida's only Level-One trauma center and stroke facility.

About TeraRecon, Inc.
TeraRecon, Inc. is a technology-driven provider of advanced 3D imaging systems for medical and other visualization applications, with solutions based on its unique and patented image processing technologies. The company has developed a leading portfolio of products that advance the performance, quality, functionality, and integration of image processing and 3D visualization systems. Founded in 1997, TeraRecon has developed a unique family of powerful processors that are used in its real-time diagnostic workstations, enterprise-wide 3D imaging servers using thin-client PCs, color Doppler ultrasound systems, mini gamma cameras, high performance reconstruction engines, and real-time volume rendering hardware engines. TeraRecon is a fast growing, privately held company with headquarters in San Mateo, CA, and branch offices in Concord, MA; Tokyo, Japan; Osaka, Japan; and Trondheim, Norway.

Contact:
TeraRecon, Inc.
Robert Taylor, Ph.D.
COO & Executive VP
650.372.1100
taylor@terarecon.com
www.terarecon.com

 

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