
- Diagnostic Imaging Vol 31 No 11
- Volume 31
- Issue 11
MR products reflect corporate philosophies
Diverse capabilities in MR reflect the corporate philosophies of individual vendors, as well as how they see opportunities in the marketplace and seek to capitalize on them
Diverse capabilities in MR reflect the corporate philosophies of individual vendors, as well as how they see opportunities in the marketplace and seek to capitalize on them. Some vendors have put their own special twist on patient comfort. Others have developed novel technologies in their traditional pursuit of improved image quality with nontraditional technologies. In this section, MR vendors describe the processes that have shaped their products and how those products reflect their assessments of customer needs.
Articles in this issue
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