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2021 marked the 50^th anniversary of computed tomography—and new CT options keep entering the playing field.

Are you considering a Bariatric CT Scanner for your hospital, clinic, practice or urgent care? Bariatric CT Scanners are growing in popularity,

Looking for a new C-Arm? There are so many different manufacturers offering a wide variety of features and functionality—how do you know which one is right for you?

Mini-C-arms are very popular for use by hard surgeons, podiatrists and in many orthopedic studies. With the introduction of OrthoScan Mobile DI Mini C-arms, we’re seeing

Clinicians can now conduct X-Ray imaging of small bones in the extremities right at the point of care, thanks to OXOS Medical.

Sometimes it’s hard to keep up with all the new technology, issues and changes in medical imaging. At Atlantis Worldwide, we thought we’d make it a little easier for you. We gathered up our most popular articles

Is it time to replace your current MRI equipment? You’d think it’d be easy. Just remove the old one and replace it with a new one, right? Wrong.

Back in the Seventies, MRI clinical imaging hit the scene at 0.6 Teslas (T). By 2007, 7.0T MRI was available for research, and now there are 11T, 9T, 7T and 4T MRI in research facilities worldwide.

Are you preparing to install new X-Ray equipment at your hospital, urgent care, practice, medical facility or veterinary clinic?  

Do you have aging CT Scanners? If it is an old Definition DS or Definition Flash by Siemens, you might even have received a letter notifying you that your equipment is nearing its “end of life.” But before you rush out and spend  millions on new equipment, just because you get an EOL letter doesn’t mean your equipment is on its deathbed. It just means that Siemens will no longer service those specific CT machines past a certain date. There are other ways to get your equipment serviced and kept in good running order.