Who would love to see their CT scanner running at peak performance all the time? Put your hand down (that was a rhetorical question) and read the following tips that will help bring you closer to the dream: MAXIMUM UPTIME!

The Infimed i5 offers an economical way to upgrade from the analog technology of the GE Advantx R/F room to digital imaging without needing to purchase a new system.
 

See the video below to learn some of the advantages and features of upgrading with Infimed i5 technology:

Why are GE Lightspeed CT scanners more common in hospitals and imaging centers than any other manufacturer?
 

Here are three reasons:

The Health Connect Partners Radiology and Imaging Conference is exactly the sort of event we love to attend and talk about! Another year has come and gone.
 

Here are some top moments from 2013 (and the pictures to prove them)!

The Neusoft Neuviz 64-slice CT scanner comes in three different versions: the 64i, the 64e Basic, and the 64e Cardiac. The three versions have quite a bit in common in terms of technical spec, but there are also some major differences that create a placement “sweet spot” for each of them.

Purchasing a refurbished R/F room can be a big way to save money over the cost of buying a brand-new system. But, “refurbishment” is a term that can mean a number of things, depending on who is doing the refurbishing.

Selling something as complex and costly as used medical imaging equipment can seem overwhelming, but there are things that can be done to both simplify the process and attract better offers. The four following steps will help:

Shopping for a bone densitometer? We thought you might be (what with you clicking your way into this blog and all), so we've put together current pricing ranges for bone units from the two major players in the field GE and Hologic.

So, you’re looking to sell your still installed GE MRI machine and doing your homework to find out how much it is worth? You've come to the right place!

When it comes to women’s health and Bone Densitometers, GE and Hologic are without a doubt the dominant players.  The following is a quick and easy guide to learn what your used Bone Densitometer is worth in today's secondary market.