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|Slideshows|April 1, 2021
Diagnostic Imaging's Radiology Product Showcase: Quarter 1 2021
Author(s)Whitney J. Palmer
The latest products released on the market for Quarter 1 2021.
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Improvements in technology are fundamental to providing the highest level of patient care in radiology. To meet that goal, industry vendors are constantly developing new tools and equipment that provide better image quality, greater diagnostic potential, and significant improvements in comfort for both provider and patient.
In this Product Showcase, Diagnostic Imaging brings you the latest product offerings released each quarter, including details about product specifications and their potential impacts and benefits. This quarter, we bring you new products from Hologic, Fujifilm, Canon Medical Systems, Siemens Healthineers, Carestream, Philips Healthcare Solutions, and GE Healthcare.
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