Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

As the saying goes, veterinary medicine is an ever-evolving field. With medical knowledge doubling every 73 days, staying current can feel like a monumental task.

Back in 2005, the performance of Siemens wide-bore magnets took the industry by storm. In fact, when 70 cm and closed-bore magnets were compared, the Siemens Espree was hands-down the winning option.

PET Scanning, like all other modalities of imaging equipment, has made strides in improving diagnostic accuracy. The biggest step in that direction for PET has been the development and proliferation of Time-of-Flight technology.

Let’s face it. Medical imaging equipment doesn’t last forever. That said, it’s important to understand the difference between “End of Life” and End Of Service Support in order to save money and resources.

In the United States, more than 40 million magnetic resonance imaging scans (MRI) are performed for diagnostic imaging purposes each year.

As pet ownership continues to soar in popularity across America, with pampered pets enjoying the luxuries of pet hotels, day spas, and a gourmet diet, the world of pet healthcare is evolving into a realm of sophistication.

Most hospitals use MRI systems with field strengths between 1.5T and 3T. However, now there are Ultra high-field MRI systems that produce magnetic fields at 7T.

Introducing a cutting-edge blend of advanced gradient technology, deep-learning algorithms, and rapid echo times, GE HealthCare unveiled the groundbreaking Signa Magnus 3T MRI

When it comes to finding the best refurbished PET/CT equipment on the market, it can be a daunting task to navigate through the sea of options without the right industry knowledge.

Back in 1989, Liquid Metal Bearing Technology was developed in Hamburg, Germany and became the “gold standard” for CT and Image Guided Therapy systems.