If you are in the market for a CT Scanner, I am sure you might be considering one from the most popular brands.
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Popular CT Scanner Models & Their Slice Count
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Mar 22, 2023 @ 11:03 AM
Topics: CT Scanner
Computed tomography is one of the most valuable tools used for diagnosis. It’s a special type of imaging that allows physicians to view organs and bones non-invasively.
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Veterinarian Tips for Purchasing Radiology Equipment
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Mar 8, 2023 @ 12:03 PM
Every year, veterinary practices are getting more and more sophisticated, embracing technology
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DXA is the most widely used radiological modality for measuring bone density. There are other modalities and each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Read MoreHybrid Cath Labs combine traditional diagnostic functions of a Cath lab with surgical functions usually found only in an operating room.
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The level of care for pets has improved dramatically in recent years. Many tests and diagnostic
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Top 5 CT Scanner Issues & How To Resolve Them
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Feb 8, 2023 @ 12:02 PM
CT Scanners are the workhorse of many medical imaging facilities. But, after thousands of scans,
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C-Arm batteries are expensive. If you want to make sure your battery lasts as long as possible, there are a few steps you can take.
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X-rays have been used to provide images of everything from broken bones and tumors to foreign objects and even bullets. These images were developed to
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The End Of An Era: GE Innova 2100, 3100 & 4100
Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Jan 18, 2023 @ 12:01 PM
Does your medical imaging facility use a GE Innova 2100, 3100 or 4100? If so, you’ve probably received the notification that GE has declared EOS (end of service) for those models.
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