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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