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Updated: 9:15 PM Jan 6, 2011
Local cancer care centers offer new tool to detect cancer
South Bend, Ind. Two local cancer care centers announced Thursday they are offering patients a new tool to detect cancer.
Posted: 9:15 PM Jan 6, 2011Reporter: Rich Molina Email Address: rich.molina@wndu.com |
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Two local cancer care centers announced Thursday they are offering patients a new tool to detect cancer.
Cancer Care Partners, a partnership between Goshen Center for Cancer Care and the South Bend Clinic, is now using the 64-slice pet/ct.
It delivers head to foot body imaging, which helps reveal tumors as small as a grain of rice.
Cancer Care Partners is the first in the state to offer this testing.
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