The ever-evolving world of medical technology also applies to MRI scanners. As newer models with advanced capabilities are introduced, older scanners reach a stage termed "End of Life" (EOL). This doesn't necessarily mean the scanner is unusable, but it does signify a shift in manufacturer support and functionality.
Medical Imaging Resources
Choosing between floor-mounted and ceiling-mounted cath labs involves carefully considering the structural support for each and your procedural needs. Each type has specific requirements and benefits, varying with installation costs, equipment mobility, and flexibility. Understanding these factors is essential when selecting a system that best suits your facility’s space, budget, and needs.
Radiology and medical imaging are routine procedures widely used in modern medicine. They are critical in diagnosing and treating injuries and diseases. While the terms are often used interchangeably, they refer to distinctly different concepts.
Designing the right area for a fixed X-ray system is critical for patient and staff safety and workflow efficiency. Room size will also influence the types of equipment that can be installed and how smoothly procedures can be conducted.
