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How to Choose the Best Vendor for Your MRI, CT, PET/CT, or Cath Lab
When the time comes to bring in a new imaging system, swap out an old one, or sell one to clear out some space, some of...
Which Lab Is Right for You?
Selecting the best cath lab system for your facility will depend on the type of work you plan to use it for. Watch this brief video breakdown to see which cath systems are the best fit for the major specialties.
Average Cost for Refurbished Cath Labs
Cath Labs from GE & Philips
So, why the big ranges? Two main reasons:
• Market supply
• Detector size
Differences in detector size are related to the types of studies a system will be used for. Smaller detectors, like the FD10 and the Innova 2100 are optimal for cardiac procedures. If you plan to perform run-offs, ablation techniques, or tumor/vein embolizations, a large detector like the Innova 4100 or the FD20 is preferable.
Once you've selected your system, you can access our free Cath Lab Buyer's Guide to learn more about the other steps in your project. And, as always, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
