E-Z-EM of Westbury, NY, has introduced a new line of placementneedles and marking wires that are compatible with MRI scannersfor localizing lesions during MR mammography. The company's lesionmarking system is made of a special low-magnetic material
E-Z-EM of Westbury, NY, has introduced a new line of placement
needles and marking wires that are compatible with MRI scanners
for localizing lesions during MR mammography. The company's lesion
marking system is made of a special low-magnetic material that
is visible on MRI scans but does not distort images, according
to E-Z-EM.
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