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|Articles|November 28, 2007
Italian vendor updates open MR
Paramed Medical Systems showcased an upgrade to its U-shaped open system MR scanner. The 0.6T midfield system, MR-Open, now features a large field-of-view and a closed cooling system for the superconducting magnet.
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Paramed Medical Systems showcased an upgrade to its U-shaped open system MR scanner. The 0.6T midfield system, MR-Open, now features a large field-of-view and a closed cooling system for the superconducting magnet. Paramed also enhanced its extremity MR, now called the MRJ Extended, with an expanded field-of-view, as well as new patient protocols, acquisition techniques, and coils.
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