NY hospital picks BrainSuite

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BrainLab, a developer of image-guided surgery and stereotactic radiosurgery systems, has sold its first BrainSuite to Staten Island University Hospital in New York City. The product combines image-guided surgery, intraoperative MRI data, visualization,

BrainLab, a developer of image-guided surgery and stereotactic radiosurgery systems, has sold its first BrainSuite to Staten Island University Hospital in New York City. The product combines image-guided surgery, intraoperative MRI data, visualization, and data management technology. BrainSuite should be operating by fall 2003.

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