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Ausonics to move into Diasonics HQ
Elbit Ultrasound Group plans to move its Ausonics division fromSydney, Australia, to the headquarters of Diasonics in Santa Clara,CA. The relocation will result in cost savings due to consolidation,and will also improve cooperation between the divisions
Elbit Ultrasound Group plans to move its Ausonics division from
Sydney, Australia, to the headquarters of Diasonics in Santa Clara,
CA. The relocation will result in cost savings due to consolidation,
and will also improve cooperation between the divisions in developing
new ultrasound technology, according to Ken Marich, director of
marketing communications. Most of Ausonics' key engineers are
expected to make the move, and Ausonics will continue to be a
separate company, maintaining its international distribution network
for products sold under the Ausonics label.
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Breast MRI Study Examines Common Factors with False Negatives and False Positives
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