Steve Rentz is the Product Manager for MRI Scanners at Block Imaging. He is also a husband, father of 3, triathlete, woodworker, and barbecue master. Steve's goal is to earn each customer's trust and business by specifically addressing the needs of their unique project
If you own an MRI scanner, your OEM has likely used the phrase "end of life" when discussing your equipment. The term "end of life" can be confusing, especially if your system is performing to your facility's liking.
So, what exactly does an EOL designation mean for your MRI scanner? And what should you do moving forward? Below we will walk you through what EOL means, and why you don't need to run a buy a new system just yet.
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