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The last 20 years have seen a lot of change in mobile imaging devices, but none more so than mobile ultrasound devices. This technology continues to meet the growing need for instant medical imaging solutions—with new, more compact solutions hitting the marketplace almost overnight.

Any construction project is challenging, whether you’re remodeling a kitchen, building a new corporate office or building out a medical imaging facility.  While they all require lots of planning, have tons of moving parts and myriad deadlines,

The number of MRI scanners in use at hospitals, institutions and private practice is growing by leaps and bounds. That means there are more and more radiology staff members and others involved in the process.

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One of the biggest trends in medical imaging these days is mobile imaging technologies. More and more technologies are being leveraged outside of the traditional hospital setting.

A new technology to help identify microfractures in bones is being tested by researchers at two different universities in Maryland. By combining spectral CT imaging and a target-specific nanoparticle, microfractures can be viewed in color.

The nation’s top cardiologists and radiologists bather at the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography meeting every year. This year, that meeting took place in Baltimore and there were several interesting new trends that were discussed.

Good question. Since the FDA approval of 3D mammography in 2011, more and more women are being asked if they prefer a 3D or 2D screening test for breast cancer. In the past three years, there’s been a

The world of medical imaging devices is ever changing. Case in point: more and more portable ultrasound machines are being used in a wide variety of applications—and for good reasons.

Time is flying by, before we know it 2020 will be rolling in.  Take advantage of Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code for your used or refurbished medical imaging equipment.