Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

Comparing 1.5T MRI Gradient Slew Rates

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Tue, Sep 25, 2018 @ 16:09 PM

Yes, they make a really loud noise. And their magnetic field is actually strong enough to lift a car before modification. But most importantly, they drive MRI value on the secondary market. So, what do you need to know about 1.5T MRI Gradient Slew Rates?

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, MRI

Two CTs Compared: Canon Aquilion 64 & GE Lightspeed VCT 64

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Aug 22, 2018 @ 12:08 PM

Are you in the market for a solid refurbished 64-slice CT scanner? When you’re making your list of systems to consider, it’s wise to look at the Canon Aquilion 64 CT and the GE VCT 64 CT. While they have many things in common there are some differences that can affect your choice.

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, CT Scanner

2 CT Tube Comparisons

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Aug 8, 2018 @ 12:08 PM

If you’ve got a Siemens CT Scanner, you know that parts and maintenance are not inexpensive when need to be replaced. That’s why it’s so important to factor in those

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, CT Scanner

Two CT Comparisons: GE Lightspeed VCT 64 vs Philips Brilliance 64

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Jul 18, 2018 @ 11:07 AM

Are you in the market for a 64-slice CT scanner? Do you like the idea of purchasing a refurbished one so you get more bang for your buck? There are two great ones on the market and while they have a lot in common,

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, CT Scanner

Two CT Scanner Comparisons: Siemens Sensation 64 & Philips Brilliance 64

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Jun 20, 2018 @ 12:06 PM

Everyone knows that Seimens is a trusted name in medical imaging technology. And so is Philips, for that matter. And if you’re looking for a 64-slice CT Scanner, each company offers two great choices: The Seimens Sensation 64 and Philips Brilliance 64.

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, CT Scanner

Which Philips MRI is Right For You? Achieva vs. Intera Achieva

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Tue, Jun 5, 2018 @ 12:06 PM

So you’re in the market for a new MRI, but you don’t really want to buy new. Smart move. Because you can usually get the high quality imaging you need for your clinic, practice or hospital without having to buy something brand new at the factory.

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, MRI

Comparing The GE Innova Digital Cath Lab Family: 2100, 3100 & 4100

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Mar 28, 2018 @ 12:03 PM

Interventional Radiology refers to a range of techniques that rely on the use of radiological image guidance to precisely target therapy. 

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Topics: Cath/Angio, Medical Imaging Comparisons

3 Bone Densitometer Comparisons

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Feb 14, 2018 @ 11:02 AM

There’s a huge demand for bone densitometer (DEXA) scanning, thanks to the millions who have osteoporosis.  With approximately one in three women over the age of 50 fracturing a bone because of osteoporosis, a bone densitometer can be useful in a clinic, hospital, practice or healthcare facility.

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, Bone Densitometer

CR to DR: Digital Radiographic Upgrades And Options

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Wed, Jan 10, 2018 @ 12:01 PM

Well, the computed radiology legislation took effect last year, forcing most diagnostic clinics, facilities and department to phase out old CR equipment and replace them with digital solutions. There’s nothing quite like a reduction in Medicare reimbursement to get things moving, right? 

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Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Medical Imaging Comparisons, X-Ray, Medical Imaging Equipment

Open MRI: GE Ovation Compared to Hitachi Airis Elite MRI

Posted by Vikki Harmonay on Tue, Nov 7, 2017 @ 15:11 PM

The widespread popularity of Open MRIs is based on patient comfort.  Patients generally prefer comfort and given a choice would choose an Open MRI.  However, just because of basic physics, a closed bore MRI will always generate higher quality images.  Based on client population and the procedures performed, many clients still purchase Open MRIs in order to attract patients that might be claustrophobic.

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Topics: Medical Imaging Comparisons, MRI