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|Articles|May 13, 2008
Toshiba showcases Vegas-based AquilionOne
Attendees of the International Symposium on Multidetector-Row CT will get a chance to visit a clinical installation of Toshiba’s new 320-channel CT scanner at the nearby Nevada Imaging Centers in Las Vegas.
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Attendees of the International Symposium on Multidetector-Row CT will get a chance to visit a clinical installation of Toshiba's new 320-channel CT scanner at the nearby Nevada Imaging Centers in Las Vegas. The scanner, whose 16-cm wide area detector covers whole organs and records dynamic functions in the brain and heart, is the first AquilionOne to be installed in the Western U.S.
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