Good question! If you have a Cath Lab, you want to know how long your Cath Lab tube or X-ray tube will last. Does it last as long as a CT tube?
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What’s the difference between a Cath Lab and an EP (electrophysiology) lab? After all, electrophysiology and cardiac catheterization labs use the same small-detector radiology system hardware
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Topics: Cath/Angio, Medical Imaging Comparisons
C-Arms and Cath Labs are both essential medical imaging technologies used in the field of interventional radiology and cardiology, but they serve different purposes and have distinct features.
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Topics: Cath/Angio, Medical Imaging Comparisons, C-Arm
Hybrid Cath Labs combine traditional diagnostic functions of a Cath lab with surgical functions usually found only in an operating room.
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Topics: Cath/Angio
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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Topics: Cath/Angio
Most facilities don’t track Cath Lab X-ray tube usage like other modalities. That can make it hard to estimate just how long a Cath Lab X-ray tube will last.
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Topics: Cath/Angio, Imaging Equipment Solutions
Over 1 million angiograms and 1.2 million angioplasties are performed in American Cath Labs each year. The demand is ever growing, especially since many heath care professionals
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Topics: Cath/Angio
X-ray devices are great for medical diagnosis and interventional procedures. But how do you know
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So, you’re not sure there’s a rad room in your future. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider creating a rad room site plan now. Why?
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Topics: Cath/Angio, X-Ray
Back in the 80s, digital radiography was a brand new thing. Now, it’s competing with conventional screen radiography in all radiographic applications.
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Topics: Cath/Angio, Imaging Equipment Solutions
