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Vision Medical debuts InnerVision unit

MRI services firm Vision Medical of Ontario, CA, will debut aniche MRI scanner developed by InnerVision MRI of the U.K. (SCAN10/11/95). The 0.18-tesla system will be marketed for orthopedicapplications as Ortho 8000. Vision plans to file a 510(k)

MRI services firm Vision Medical of Ontario, CA, will debut aniche MRI scanner developed by InnerVision MRI of the U.K. (SCAN10/11/95). The 0.18-tesla system will be marketed for orthopedicapplications as Ortho 8000. Vision plans to file a 510(k) applicationfor the unit later this year.

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