Women's Imaging
Priority Consult, LLC, of Cincinnati and Mammography Reporting System (MRS), Inc., of Seattle have signed a business agreement that signals a new era in the tracking of breast-health patients from screening to survivorship. The combination of MRS’s robust patient communication package with Priority Consult’s advanced patient tracking system will positively impact the quality of breast-health patient tracking for facilities that utilize both systems.
The two companies recently completed a major overhaul of the software interface that connects MRS’s mammography reporting system to Priority Consult’s oncology patient navigation program, which is devoted to the tracking of cancer patient treatment and outcomes. The new interface delivers more comprehensive patient information from MRS to Priority Consult, thereby improving the quality of breast-health patient tracking. The collaboration between Priority Consult and MRS offers MRS customers the most advanced patient navigation system available.
“Priority Consult and MRS are a great operational fit for facilities that want to experience the truly best-of-breed solution in both navigation and breast imaging tracking and reporting,” said Mark P. Morris, CEO of MRS. “Our clients have found that the best integration between vendors, like this integration between Priority Consult and MRS, increases facility reliability and efficiency. This makes for improved satisfaction from patients, more effective and efficient staff, and improved bottom lines.”
Healthcare facilities using MRS and Priority Consult can now benefit from enhanced communication that supports improved management of patients following screening or diagnostic imaging. The volume of information sent from MRS to Priority Consult about a patient’s breast procedures has increased, giving the patient navigator using Priority Consult a clearer, more precise picture of a patient’s situation. This enhanced communication will allow for:
• a more rapid review process;• an expedited treatment start;• more effective navigation;• lower risk of missed steps in patient care; and• improved patient care and outcomes.
The interface between MRS and Priority Consult was designed to provide medical professionals with the tools they need to ensure optimal patient care from their first screening through long-term survivorship. MRS supports patient tracking by collecting and storing extensive patient data such as family history, procedure history, risk factors, and patient demographics.
“The success of our clients is our first priority," said Paul Pugsley, Director of Oncology Services for Priority Consult. "With MRS and Priority Consult committed to working together to provide the best possible solutions for patient tracking, our clients have the tools they need to help ensure a positive patient experience. This translates into a wholly successful breast program - operationally and financially.”
About Mammography Reporting System (MRS)
Mammography Reporting System (MRS) is the most widely used tracking & reporting system in the world for all breast-related procedures, including mammography, MRI, Ultrasound, and nuclear imaging. MRS is a patient-oriented system that promotes efficiency and effectiveness in any workflow by offering features such as automated patient lay letters, problem case tracking, and statistical risk models that help optimize work-flows and contribute to quality patient care. MRS’s success is based largely on an unparalleled patient communication package and accurate calculations of statistical reports. With over 25 years in business, MRS is constantly innovating and improving its products in order to better service the needs of customers and their facilities. For more information, visit http://www.mrsys.com or call 800-253-4827.
About Priority Consult
Priority Consult specializes in patient navigation and clinical tracking tools for both oncology centers and spine programs. Priority Consult focuses on nurse navigation workflows and protocols to assist navigators in data collection, operation and clinical data reporting and most importantly, patient workflow and tracking. For more information, visit http://www.priorityconsult.com/ or call 866-396-1445.
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Adam Furukawa206-631-8721Adam.Furukawa@mrsys.com
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Priority Consult, MRS Team up to Provide Enhanced, Complementary Tracking …
Priority Consult, LLC, of Cincinnati and Mammography Reporting System (MRS), Inc., of Seattle have signed a business agreement that signals a new era in the tracking of breast-health patients from screening to survivorship. The combination of MRS’s robust patient communication package with Priority Consult’s advanced patient tracking system will positively impact the quality of breast-health patient tracking for facilities that utilize both systems.
The two companies recently completed a major overhaul of the software interface that connects MRS’s mammography reporting system to Priority Consult’s oncology patient navigation program, which is devoted to the tracking of cancer patient treatment and outcomes. The new interface delivers more comprehensive patient information from MRS to Priority Consult, thereby improving the quality of breast-health patient tracking. The collaboration between Priority Consult and MRS offers MRS customers the most advanced patient navigation system available.
“Priority Consult and MRS are a great operational fit for facilities that want to experience the truly best-of-breed solution in both navigation and breast imaging tracking and reporting,” said Mark P. Morris, CEO of MRS. “Our clients have found that the best integration between vendors, like this integration between Priority Consult and MRS, increases facility reliability and efficiency. This makes for improved satisfaction from patients, more effective and efficient staff, and improved bottom lines.”
Healthcare facilities using MRS and Priority Consult can now benefit from enhanced communication that supports improved management of patients following screening or diagnostic imaging. The volume of information sent from MRS to Priority Consult about a patient’s breast procedures has increased, giving the patient navigator using Priority Consult a clearer, more precise picture of a patient’s situation. This enhanced communication will allow for:
• a more rapid review process;• an expedited treatment start;• more effective navigation;• lower risk of missed steps in patient care; and• improved patient care and outcomes.
The interface between MRS and Priority Consult was designed to provide medical professionals with the tools they need to ensure optimal patient care from their first screening through long-term survivorship. MRS supports patient tracking by collecting and storing extensive patient data such as family history, procedure history, risk factors, and patient demographics.
“The success of our clients is our first priority," said Paul Pugsley, Director of Oncology Services for Priority Consult. "With MRS and Priority Consult committed to working together to provide the best possible solutions for patient tracking, our clients have the tools they need to help ensure a positive patient experience. This translates into a wholly successful breast program - operationally and financially.”
About Mammography Reporting System (MRS)
Mammography Reporting System (MRS) is the most widely used tracking & reporting system in the world for all breast-related procedures, including mammography, MRI, Ultrasound, and nuclear imaging. MRS is a patient-oriented system that promotes efficiency and effectiveness in any workflow by offering features such as automated patient lay letters, problem case tracking, and statistical risk models that help optimize work-flows and contribute to quality patient care. MRS’s success is based largely on an unparalleled patient communication package and accurate calculations of statistical reports. With over 25 years in business, MRS is constantly innovating and improving its products in order to better service the needs of customers and their facilities. For more information, visit http://www.mrsys.com or call 800-253-4827.
About Priority Consult
Priority Consult specializes in patient navigation and clinical tracking tools for both oncology centers and spine programs. Priority Consult focuses on nurse navigation workflows and protocols to assist navigators in data collection, operation and clinical data reporting and most importantly, patient workflow and tracking. For more information, visit http://www.priorityconsult.com/ or call 866-396-1445.
CONTACT:
Adam Furukawa206-631-8721Adam.Furukawa@mrsys.com
Paul Pugsley866-396-1445
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Siemens Healthcare Announces First UK Installations of …
Liverpool Women’s Hospital is first to install Siemens’ cost-effective and customisable ultrasound system
Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust is the first hospital in the UK to install the new ACUSON S1000™ diagnostic ultrasound system from Siemens Healthcare. The ACUSON S1000 is one of the latest additions to the Siemens ultrasound portfolio and is a versatile cost-effective imaging solution. Located in the Imaging Department, the two new systems at Liverpool Women’s Hospital are handling a mixed imaging workload including lower limb, obstetric, gynaecological, as well as general imaging.
The ACUSON S1000 is a flexible ultrasound system capable of handling a variety of patient types and disciplines. Equipped with a suite of transducers that can perform up to 27 different examination types, it is suitable for a range of imaging needs. The system also features contrast-enhanced and elasticity imaging ultrasound capabilities and can be used for intracardiac echocardiography using the ACUSON AcuNav™ catheter.
“We selected the two new ACUSON S1000 ultrasound systems from Siemens Healthcare as we were impressed with the high specification, image quality and ergonomic features,” stated Colin Diment, Clinical Lead for Imaging at Liverpool Women’s Hospital. “No other manufacturer has provided a technical presentation to us using our actual patients’ images as Siemens did - it proved an excellent opportunity to show the system's capabilities in a genuine clinical capacity. The highly competent, knowledgeable and professional applications team have also provided us with excellent after sales service.”
“Liverpool Women’s Hospital is the first in the UK to benefit from the ACUSON S1000’s imaging performance and versatile applications,” stated Bernadette Leonard, Regional Sales Manager and Clinical Applications Manager, Ultrasound and Echocardiology Products at Siemens Healthcare. “The system is designed to satisfy the increased pressure on healthcare budgets, and the two systems now in place at Liverpool Women’s Hospital are already facilitating increased patient throughput and are helping to improve departmental workflow.”
About Siemens HealthcareThe Siemens Healthcare Sector is one of the world's largest suppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetter in medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics, medical information technology and hearing aids. Siemens offers its customers products and solutions for the entire range of patient care from a single source – from prevention and early detection to diagnosis, and on to treatment and aftercare. By optimising clinical workflows for the most common diseases, Siemens also makes healthcare faster, better and more cost-effective. Siemens Healthcare employs some 51,000 employees worldwide and operates around the world. In fiscal year 2011 (to September 30), the Sector posted revenue of 12.5 billion euros and profit of around 1.3 billion euros. For further information please visit: www.siemens.com/healthcare.
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Furness General Hospital Opens a New Breast Care Unit…
Furness General Hospital has recently opened a new unit for breast care. The new unit will help women in detecting and treating breast cancer. Mammography, breast ultrasound, biopsy and various other services are now available.
The new unit was opened in a ceremony attended by patient Elsa Bowron, in addition to a number of campaigners and public figures. Ms. Bowron said that the new unit, with its various services, will help a lot of females in the area.
She explained “It is very important to the town because, before, the equipment was old and if there were any problems, small or big, you had to travel all the way Lancaster which is stressful and you didn't know whether it would be good news or bad news. Now, if anyone has a problem here it will show up on the first appointment.” Ms. Bowron continued “I have Parkinson’s and the radiographer that did my test a month ago did very well to help me.”
Eric Morton, interim chief executive at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, said that the opening of the new breast care unit comes as a result of collaboration between several health organizations. He explained “It is great to have this facility, it is exactly what we should be looking to provide. It is as local as it can be to people and we want to provide services which cause patients as little upheaval as possible.”
Dr. Janet Lavelle, Clinical Director of UHMBT’s North Lancashire and South Cumbria Breast Screening Service, said that the new unit is using various screening procedures, such as mammography, to detect breast cancer earlier. She added that women in the area will now be able to check themselves regularly against the disease.
Dr. Lavelle said “All women now get at least one extra screening invitation in their lifetime.” adding “It remains important that women understand how to be ‘breast aware’, examine themselves regularly, and get in touch with their GP immediately if they have any
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A New Breast Care Center Offers Faster Results to …
A new Breast Care Center has been recently launched in London. The new facility is based at St. Joseph’s hospital. It will provide a wide range of services for diagnosis of breast cancer.
The new Breast Care Center features a team of breast surgeons, radiologists, and a nursing staff. The facility offers various breast care services for women, such as mammography, ultrasound, and breast biopsy.
The new facility is able to conduct all the needed tests for nearly 70% of its visitors within the same day. This means that the time needed for the results of each test to be ready, before moving to the next test, will be significantly reduced.
Glen Kearns, integrated vice-president for diagnostic services at St. Joseph’s hospital, said “(The old way) made it difficult for patients to navigate,” She was referring to the fact that women previously had to wait long time anticipating the results of their tests.
The new breast care center has been built on a space belonging to St. Joseph’s hospital. Nearly $995,000 has been spent during the building and preparation of the new center. There are efforts to raise up to $885,000 to carry out additional
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Hologic Renews DICOM Licensing Contract with Laurel …
Newark, DE (May 21, 2012) – Laurel Bridge Software, Inc. is pleased to announce that Hologic, Inc., the women’s health company, has extended their DICOM software licensing terms for an additional five years. Hologic uses Laurel Bridge software in its digital mammography imaging systems and other breast health products.
Laurel Bridge Software provides solutions, tools, and services to address and simplify medical image workflows and meet DICOM software requirements. Application solutions route, store, filter and migrate medical image data securely and reliably. DICOM software development toolkits provide application developers the ability to integrate DICOM functionality into their products. Laurel Bridge also offers a full complement of integration, configuration, application development, and technical support services.
For more information, contact Greg Muller at info@LaurelBridge.com, or visit www.LaurelBridge.com.
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Manning Regional Healthcare Center to Offer Digital …
Manning Regional Healthcare Center, in Manning, Iowa, announced that starting from next month, the facility will begin offering digital mammography services. The Center has recently acquired a new Lorad Selenia digital mammography system from
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Four New Digital Mammography Systems Increase Workflow …
MAMMOMAT Inspirations from Siemens Healthcare improve image quality and speed in screening and biopsy workload
West Suffolk Hospital, part of the West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, is experiencing increased workflow following the installation of three static and one mobile MAMMOMAT Inspiration™ Full Field Digital Mammography systems from Siemens Healthcare. The refurbished breast imaging unit at the West Suffolk Hospital was recently opened by Lady Elsie Robson.
The installations mark the Breast Imaging Unit’s transition to digital radiography. The hospital is now experiencing an increase in imaging efficiency and has reported improved image quality and smoother examinations whilst maintaining a focus on keeping the dose low. The units are being used for breast screening, assessments, symptomatic mammography and stereotactic biopsies and localizations.
The MAMMOMAT Inspiration combines patient comfort with ease-of-use. Two of the systems at West Suffolk Hospital are fitted with stereotactic biopsy modules, which intuitively guide the operator through the entire procedure and directly control the tube angulation from the workstation. With just one click the system automatically opens the patient scheduler and the user interface is set for the whole exam. Once the target and appropriate needle are selected, the needle-holder automatically moves into the correct position. This increases the speed of procedures without compromising on diagnostic confidence.
“Our four new MAMMOMAT Inspirations are easy-to-use and have been a great addition to our breast imaging facilities, giving benefits to both staff and patients,” said Ann Hills, Superintendent Radiographer at West Suffolk Hospital. “We are very pleased with the image quality; the digital systems have reduced the clinical examination time spent on each patient. Having three static units has allowed us to increase our capacity in line with our recent move to age extension. We are also very pleased with the way that the MAMMOMAT Inspiration works on the mobile screening unit.”
“From screening and diagnostics to stereotactic biopsy and 3D breast Tomosynthesis, the Inspiration provides one or all applications on a modular basis to meet the strategic needs of Breast Imaging Departments,” said Graham Walker, Regional Sales & Corporate Business Manager at Siemens Healthcare. “We’re delighted that West Suffolk Hospital is enjoying the breadth and speed of the MAMMOMAT Inspiration, plus producing high quality images in a comfortable environment for the patient.”
Chris Wilkinson, Head of Sales at Siemens Financial Services added, “West Suffolk Hospital opted for a Siemens Financial Service equipment lease to finance the new mammography systems. Chosen through a separate competitive tender, leasing this removes the need for a one off capital expenditure payment, spreading the lease payments via the revenue budget which can assist with asset and financial planning at the Trust. This type of financing model also helps deliver swift access to modern diagnostic equipment to ensure patients the highest standard of care.”
About Siemens Healthcare
The Siemens Healthcare Sector is one of the world's largest suppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetter in medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics, medical information technology and hearing aids. Siemens offers its customers products and solutions for the entire range of patient care from a single source – from prevention and early detection to diagnosis, and on to treatment and aftercare. By optimising clinical workflows for the most common diseases, Siemens also makes healthcare faster, better and more cost-effective. Siemens Healthcare employs some 51,000 employees worldwide and operates around the world. In fiscal year 2011 (to September 30), the Sector posted revenue of 12.5 billion euros and profit of around 1.3 billion euros. For further information please visit: www.siemens.com/healthcare.
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Breast Imaging Innovations from Siemens on Show at …
Ultrasound, MRI and mammography systems to be demonstrated
Siemens Healthcare will be showcasing the latest innovations in ultrasound, mammography and MRI breast imaging at Symposium Mammographicum 2012, 1-3 July in Harrogate. The exhibition will include the ACUSON S2000™ diagnostic ultrasound Automated Breast Volume Scanner (ABVS), MAMMOMAT Inspiration™ Full Field Digital Mammography system and next generation breast MRI solutions.
The ACUSON S2000 Automated Breast Volume Scanner (ABVS) is a dedicated full-field breast imaging ultrasound system that allows users to acquire, analyse and report on detailed sonographic volumes of intricate breast anatomy and pathology. It offers excellent image quality and advanced, high resolution biopsy guidance and colour Doppler imaging. The ACUSON S2000 is supported by a range of breast applications, including eSie Touch™ elasticity imaging and fatty tissue imaging.
“The S2000 ABVS features an adjustable scanner arm and allows viewing of the anatomical coronal plane not available with conventional handheld ultrasound,” said Bernadette Leonard, Regional Sales and Clinical Applications Manager for Ultrasound at Siemens Healthcare. “The detailed images from the full-field ultrasound give clinical confidence to screening or diagnostic departments of the exact location and size of lesions. This in turn helps with treatment planning.”
Also to be showcased at Symposium Mammographicum will be the MAMMOMAT Inspiration, a Full Field Digital Mammography system designed to meet the needs of the patient, mammographer and clinician. The Inspiration offers a range of features including low dose technology, "single touch" positioning and true isocentric rotation of the X-ray tube, making it easy to upgrade to stereotactic biopsy and 3D tomosynthesis. An optional MoodLight™ enhances the clinical environment for patient comfort.
New solutions in breast MRI processing will also be demonstrated by the MR syngo®.via workstation, a multi-modality image reporting system that is both quick and easy to use. The software package pulls together clinical images for interpretation and automatically pre-processes according to condition-specific requirements in one click. This reduction in manual steps helps improve departmental workflow and promotes greater diagnostic confidence.
About Siemens Healthcare
The Siemens Healthcare Sector is one of the world's largest suppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetter in medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics, medical information technology and hearing aids. Siemens offers its customers products and solutions for the entire range of patient care from a single source – from prevention and early detection to diagnosis, and on to treatment and aftercare. By optimising clinical workflows for the most common diseases, Siemens also makes healthcare faster, better and more cost-effective. Siemens Healthcare employs some 51,000 employees worldwide and operates around the world. In fiscal year 2011 (to September 30), the Sector posted revenue of 12.5 billion euros and profit of around 1.3 billion euros. For further information please visit: www.siemens.com/healthcare.
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Women with False Positive Mammography Results can …
According to a new study, false positive mammography screening results can indicate a hidden lesion that can develop later into breast cancer. More about the study appear in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Screening mammography can
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West Virginia University Hospitals Offer Discounted …
Women living in West Virginia will be offered the opportunity to undergo discounted mammography scans next May. These scans will be provided thanks to the West Virginia University Hospitals-East program.
The new program will offer mammography scans
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A New Software Solution Detects Breast Cancers at …
A team from the University of Calgary, in Canada, has managed to create a new software solution that can detect breast cancer at very early stage, even before the development of a tumor. The solution was created by engineers from the university's
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Charing Cross Hospital is the First in The UK to …
Automatic Breast Volume Scanner offers in-depth 3D tissue detail and ease of use
Charing Cross Hospital, part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is the first in the UK to install an ACUSON S2000™ Automated Breast Volume Scanner (ABVS) from Siemens Healthcare. The system, located in the Breast Services Department, is ideal for patients with a history of breast disease on frequent image recall or radiographically dense breast tissue. Full field volumes of the breast enable rapid 3D analysis without significant compromise in image quality.
The ACUSON S2000 ABVS allows the operator to examine breast anatomy and pathology in detail and provides efficient semi-automated reporting for improved workflow. It uses a high frequency 14MHz automated transducer with a large 15cm by 17cm field-of-view and an ultra-high resolution 18 MHz high-density hand held transducer is also available for the system facilitating even greater system flexibility. A range of advanced applications are available for the ACUSON S2000 ABVS, including eSieTouch, a qualitative imaging technique that provides pathology insights and reveals the relative stiffness of breast tissue.
The system offers an adaptive ergonomic user-experience for radiographers. This includes easy manoeuvrability of the adjustable scanning arm and a one-button locking mechanism to help alleviate the problem of repetitive strain injury. Patients are benefitting from minimal compression during examinations and can breathe comfortably, helping to create a less stressful experience.
“The ACUSON S2000 ABVS provides us with 3D detail of the whole breast relatively swiftly which was not possible before,” states Dr. Adrian Lim, Consultant Radiologist at Charing Cross Hospital. “We can now assess data from three planes which allows a broader clinical overview during breast imaging and the results obtained so far are better than expected.”
“We have an excellent existing relationship with Siemens Healthcare and chose the ACUSON S2000 ABVS because of the potential of ground breaking research using this new technology,” adds Francine Mulenga, Deputy Superintendent Radiographer, Breast Services Department at Charing Cross Hospital. “We are familiar with Siemens systems and find the Application Specialists helpful and knowledgeable - both are important considerations for us in the purchase decision.”
“We are extremely pleased that the ACUSON S2000 ABVS installation at Charing Cross Hospital’s Breast Services Department has proved such a success,” states Zaheer Ali, Regional Sales Manager at Siemens Healthcare. “By providing a greater level of image detail, the system helps to improve clinical confidence, improves departmental workflow and enhances the patient experience. We are delighted that the team has found the system to be user-friendly and a valuable diagnostic tool.”
About Siemens Healthcare
The Siemens Healthcare Sector is one of the world's largest suppliers to the healthcare industry and a trendsetter in medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics, medical information technology and hearing aids. Siemens offers its customers products and solutions for the entire range of patient care from a single source – from prevention and early detection to diagnosis, and on to treatment and aftercare. By optimising clinical workflows for the most common diseases, Siemens also makes healthcare faster, better and more cost-effective. Siemens Healthcare employs some 51,000 employees worldwide and operates around the world. In fiscal year 2011 (to September 30), the Sector posted revenue of 12.5 billion euros and profit of around 1.3 billion euros. For further information please visit: www.siemens.com/healthcare.
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Radioactive Seed Localization Offers a New Option …
Memorial Sloan-Kettering is the only facility in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, to provide a new technique against breast cancer. The technique, radioactive seed localization, uses very small radioactive substances, called seeds, to identify the location of breast cancer before removal.
The procedure includes inserting these “seeds” into the breast of the patient. These seeds, with its radioactive features, help in guiding breast surgeons in locating the exact site of cancer. In the operation room, a handheld radiation detection system is used to reach the location of the cancer. The cancer is then removed along the radioactive seeds. The latter are safely disposed by radiation safety officers. Radioactive seed localization can be very useful in case of small breast cancers the do not appear in mammograms.
Monica Morrow, MD, Chief of the Breast Surgical Service at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, said "Seed localization has improved our patients' experience by allowing them to go directly to the operating room - bypassing the need for breast needle localization - on the day of their lumpectomy," Dr. Morrow continued "It is more convenient because it avoids the need for a wire in the breast for several hours, which many patients find uncomfortable."
Elizabeth Morris, MD, Chief of the Breast Imaging Service, along with Jean St. Germain, an attending physicist and radiation safety officer at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, were the first to use radioactive seed localization at Memorial Sloan-Kettering. The new technique has been used on 250 patients at the facility since December 2011.
Ms. St. Germain said "Getting this technique up and running took months of training and coordination among experts in radiology, surgery, medical physics, and pathology to make certain that the procedure would be safe and effective for our patients," adding "This collaboration has ultimately improved our efficiency as well as provided a better surgical experience for our
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