Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

Do you want to offer MRI, CT and PET/CT Scans but you don’t have room for a full imaging suite? No worries, because there are interim imaging solutions available that are convenient, mobile and available when you need them.

Medical professionals perform roughly 30 million MRI scans every year—and each MRI system requires approximately 2,000 liters of liquid helium to keep the magnet cool and superconductive for imaging patients. That’s a lot of helium, and the current supply is in a precarious situation, thanks to these factors:

Most businesses are looking for ways to use energy more efficiently and are embracing “Going Green.”

MRI scanners are expensive, which makes it all the more frustrating if yours begins to malfunction or needs repair. It’s never

Fifty years ago, Paul Lauterbur published his groundbreaking Nature paper which established zeugmatography—or magnetic resonance imaging/MRI—as a viable way to

MRI machines are very expensive—and with the cost of helium rising between 50-100% in recent years plus the cost of maintenance and replacement parts, operating an MRI is expensive, too.

Liquid helium is the coldest element on earth—and now in short supply. This is problematic since liquid helium is used to keep MR magnets cool and magnetic currents superconductive.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses magnetic fields and radio waves to form images of the body. Radiologists read these images to help diagnose

A new highly targeted anti-tumor treatment has been developed by scientists at University College London. Using the magnetic fields generated by an MRI Scanner,

If you’re using an MRI, it’s important to understand what an MRI Cold Head does. After all, it’s crucial to monitor an MRI Cold Head for