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|Articles|September 11, 1996
Imaging center firms close merger deal
Medical Resources announced last week that it has completed itsacquisition of NMR of America (SCAN 5/22/96). NMR of America,of Murray Hill, NJ, will become a subsidiary of Hackensack, NJ-basedMedical Resources, which as a result of the deal now
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Medical Resources announced last week that it has completed its
acquisition of NMR of America (SCAN 5/22/96). NMR of America,
of Murray Hill, NJ, will become a subsidiary of Hackensack, NJ-based
Medical Resources, which as a result of the deal now operates
37 imaging centers in the U.S.
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