Correction

Mar 16, 2009

In a March 6 article in our RADCast @ ECR, we incorrectly reported that Hitachi Medical Systems of Tokyo launched its Real-time Tissue Elastography (HI-RTE) technology at the European Congress of Radiology. In fact, HI-RTE has been commercially available since 2004. You can view the corrected article by clicking here.

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