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Siemens to sell MagicView 50 globally

Teleradiology vendor CompuRad of Tucson got some good news fromOEM partner Siemens Medical Systems of Iselin, NJ, which sellsCompuRad's MagicView 50 teleradiology product. CompuRad announcedthis month that Siemens will expand MagicView 50 sales from

Teleradiology vendor CompuRad of Tucson got some good news fromOEM partner Siemens Medical Systems of Iselin, NJ, which sellsCompuRad's MagicView 50 teleradiology product. CompuRad announcedthis month that Siemens will expand MagicView 50 sales from theU.S. to international markets. MagicView 50 is a PC-based teleradiologysystem that Siemens debuted at the 1995 Radiological Society ofNorth America meeting.


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