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Medrad mobilizes MRI injector
Spectris has gone mobile. The injector of MRI contrast media has been adapted by Medrad for use in the tight quarters of MRI trailers. This configuration has a space-saving base-plate that secures the injector to the wall and a transportation clamp that
Spectris has gone mobile. The injector of MRI contrast media has been adapted by Medrad for use in the tight quarters of MRI trailers. This configuration has a space-saving base-plate that secures the injector to the wall and a transportation clamp that also secures the injector head to the wall for easy and safe transport. It is compatible with the four major mobile trailer manufacturers: Calumet Coach, Medical Coaches, AK Associates, and Ellis & Watts. The mobile configuration is currently available in North America and will roll out in Europe, Latin America, and Japan at a later date.
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