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key lesion

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key lesion,
n a bodily dysfunction that supports a complete pattern of improper anatomic and physiologic functioning.


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SpectraLook[TM] and VividLook[TM] use innovative algorithms that generate colorized MRI images and enhancement curves on a pixel-by-pixel basis, providing radiologists with timely and efficient contrast kinetic assessment of lesions in the breast and prostate; * CADvue[TM] is a complete MRI image review, analysis and BI-RADS([R])compatible reporting solution providing contrast enhancement curves, dynamic 3D images and quantification of key lesion parameters.
SpectraLook[TM] and VividLook[TM] use innovative algorithms that generate colorized MRI images and enhancement curves on a pixel-by-pixel basis, providing radiologists with timely and efficient contrast kinetic assessment of lesions in the breast and prostate; * CADvue[TM] is a complete MRI image review, analysis and BI-RADS([R])compatible reporting solution providing contrast enhancement curves, dynamic 3D images and quantification of key lesion parameters.
 
 
 
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