June 16, 2008

Story and video link about use of Radio Frequency Identification for GI biopsies

BY Dr. Keith J. Kaplan

It’s technology the retail industry and libraries have used for some time.

Now, doctors at Mayo Clinic are using radio frequency identification to track and trace patient specimens as they go from the procedure room to the lab.

http://kaaltv.com/article/stories/S457592.shtml?cat=10799&v=1

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