Correction

Mar 17, 2010

In an article originally posted on March 15, we incorrectly stated that Absolute Imaging Solutions of Oak Ridge, NC, had formed an exclusive cardiac PET sales and service agreement with Larcher Medical Imaging of Sherrills Ford, NC. In fact, the agreement is nonexclusive. The corrected article can be viewed by clicking here.

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