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|Articles|March 27, 1996

GE to market new mammography systems

GE Medical Systems of Milwaukee has received Food and Drug Administrationclearance for two new mammography systems, Senographe 700-T andSenographe 800-T. The systems were introduced at last year's RadiologicalSociety of North America meeting and are

GE Medical Systems of Milwaukee has received Food and Drug Administration

clearance for two new mammography systems, Senographe 700-T and

Senographe 800-T. The systems were introduced at last year's Radiological

Society of North America meeting and are designed to occupy price

points below that of the premium Senographe DMR (SCAN 12/27/95).


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