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Philips bags major cath lab deal

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Mayo Clinic has signed on with Philips Medical to buy four Integris Allura biplane systems. The cath labs, which feature nine-inch image intensifiers, will be installed at the Rochester, MN, medical

Mayo Clinic has signed on with Philips Medical to buy four Integris Allura biplane systems. The cath labs, which feature nine-inch image intensifiers, will be installed at the Rochester, MN, medical center.

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