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Used CT Scanners
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Used GE CT Scanner Hispeed Advantage 1995 GE HiSpeed Advantage RP CT Scanner, 1.0 Second Scans, 3.5MHu Tube, Slices 195000, Gantry Rotations 2.5M, 48kW Generator, Fully Simultaneous Scan Reconstruction, HiSpeed Advantage Operator's Console, HiSpeed Advantage Slip Ring Gantry, Patient Table, Sun SPARC Computer System, Software Package, Fast Cycle, Fast Reconstruction, 800 MB Disk, HiLight Detectors, Power Distribution Cabinet, Operator Manuals, Plasma Display, DAT Archive, Ethernet Networking, Advanced Image Analysis and Utilities, Hi-Resolution Operators Monitor 512 x 512 Pixels. Contact Us |
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Used GE CT Scanner Hispeed CTI 1995 GE HiSpeed CT/i Cat Scan, 0.8 Sub-Second Scanner, Gantry: HiSpeed CT/i Slip Ring 5,000,000 Rotations, Tube: Performix 6.3 MHU, 48 kW Generator, mA Range 40 to 400, .6 Second Partial, 1, 2, 3 & 4 Second Rotation Scan Times, 60 Second Continuous Scanning, Silicon Graphics Octane Computer, Optical Disk Archiving, Smart Helical, Smart Beam, Smart Prep Contact Us |
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Used GE CT Scanner Lightspeed GE LightSpeed CT Scanner Quad Slice, 2001 Unit, MX-200 Performix 630 Tube, 53kW Hi-Frequecy Generator, H2 Operators Console, 20" Sony Color Monitor, LightSpeed S-DAS, Helios Hilight Detector, Patient Table, 0.5 Second 360 degree Rotation Speed with Variable Speed, Options: SmartPrep, SmartSpeed, VariViewer, Auto mA, 440 mA Power, Thin Twin Helical, Helical Tilt, Recon Plus, Connect Pro, CT Perfusion, SmartScore Pro, ECG Gating Contact Us |
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Used GE CT Scanner Prospeed 1995 GE ProSpeed CT Scanner, 3.5 MHU Tube, 30 kW Generator, Xenon Detectors, Standard 1, 1.5, 2, 3 Second Scans, Dynamic Scan, Cluster Scan, High Performance Tube Cooling, Simultaneous Scan & Reconstruction, Smart Display, Anatomical Programming, Prospective Overlapping Reconstruction, Real-Time Reformation, Curved Reformation, Pan/Zoom, CINE, Auto Voice, Auto Scan, Auto Film, Auto Archive, 1 GB Disk Optical Disk Archiving, Patient Table, Ethernet Contact Us |
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Used GE CT Scanner Sytec 3000 1994 GE Sytec 3000i CT Scanner, Gantry: 98,000 Slices, Tube: 32,000, Xenon Detectors, 24 kW Generator, Computer, 300MB Disk, Tape Archiving, 5.0 Software Version, AutoVoice, Operators "i" Console, Advanced Display Package, 3D, Ultra Fast Ultra High Resolution, Denta Scan Contact Us |
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Used GE CT Scanner Sytec 4000 1995 GE Sytec 4000i CT Scanner, Gantry: 450,000 Slices, Tube: 90000 Slices, Xenon Detectors, Generator, Operators "i" Console & Computer, 3D, Ultra Fast, Ultra High Resolution, Fast Reconstruction Contact Us |
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Used Philips CT Scanner Aura Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Philips CT Scanner MX8000 1999 PHILIPS MX 8000 QUAD SLICE CT, Gantry: 1,000,000 estimated scan seconds, 6.5 MHu Tube, 60 kW generator, 0.75 and 0.5 sub second acquisition, Easy Scan Planning II Software, 20" Monitor 1280 x 1024 Resolution, Patient couch, Slim scan, 0.5 mm slices, Multiple slice sequential axial scanning of up to 4 simultaneous slices, Multiple slice, Volumetric Scanning up to 100 seconds continuous: multiple and bi-directional acquisition, 80cm of spiral in one 30 second breath hold with 2.5 mm slice thickness, Winchester SCSI 4 GB, 2.3 GB Optical, MPR, ESPII window control, CTA Visualization, Bolus Pro Ultra, 4D Angio Volume Rendering, Voyager 3D, Flexiscan, Cardiac / Calcium scoring, Silicon Graphics Workstation with 1 GB RAM and 17.2 GB Disc, ESPII software, DICOM 3 Output, OmniPro Contact Us |
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Used Philips CT Scanner Tomoscan M Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Picker CT Scanner PQ2000 Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Picker CT Scanner PQ5000 Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Picker CT Scanner PQ6000 Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Siemens CT Scanner Sensation Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Siemens CT Scanner Somatom + Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Used Siemens CT Scanner Volume Zoom Siemens Volume Zoom Quad Slice CT Scanner, 2000 Unit, Dura 5.3 MHu Tube, UFC detectors, CD-R Archiving, 2D Post Processing, Real Time MPR, MIP, 3D, Cine Display, Dental CT, Bolus CT, Volume Navigator, Volume Wizard, DICOM 3.0 Output, Dual Monitor Operators Console Contact Us |
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Used Toshiba CT Scanner Aquilion Toshiba Aquilion CT Scanner, Quad Slice 0.5 Sub Seconds, Tube: 7.5 MHu, 60 kW Generator, Aspire CI, Sure Start, 3D, MIP, DICOM Output, 17" Hi-Resolution Display, ECG Simultaneous Scan & Reconstruction, ECG Gating, CT Fluoroscopy, CT Angiography, Flythrough, Calcium Scoring Contact Us |
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Used Toshiba CT Scanner Asteion Toshiba Asteion Quad Slice CT Scanner, Mfg. 2000, 48kW Generator, 6.5MHu, Tube: 600,000 Scans, Operators Console, 0.75 Sub Second Scan Rate, 18" Flat Screen Monitor, Solid State Detectors, 12GB Disk, 2.4GB Optical Disk, FluoroCT, DICOM 3.0 Output Contact Us |
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Used Toshiba CT Scanner Xpress Contact Us for more CT Scanner info |
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Refurbished C-arms Are The Best Choice For Pain Management
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Read Full ArticleOctober 9, 2013
Which C-Arm Should I Buy?
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DR Digital X-Ray Prices Finally Low Enough To Compete With CR
Direct Digital Radiography (DR) traditionally have been priced so high that only large medical facilities could afford to install them. The alternative for digital x-ray output has been Computer Radiography (CR).
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Demand For Diagnostic Imaging Systems Growing Rapidly In Africa, The Middle East And Eastern Europe - Will The Systems Be Purchased?
The demand for medical facilities and related diagnostic imaging systems is growing at a tremendous rate. There is a strong need for x-ray and fluoroscopic systems as well as CT, MRI and ultrasound systems.
Read Full ArticleAug. 8, 2012
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL
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I recently received an email from a physician in India. He had been residing in the United Kingdom for several years and had returned to his home land. He contacted me because he was interested in developing a new business of selling and supporting pre-owned diagnostic imaging systems to facilities throughout India.
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The decisions are getting harder when we try and determine what our facility should invest in to provide the best patient care. 256 slice CTs, 3.0T MRIs, Digital Mammography, PACS Upgrade, EHR and so on....? We first try and determine our available budget or we are asked to submit a request for funds based upon current and future requirements, local competition and/or physician requirements. It is now necessary to take a long hard look at what is currently being utilized and determine how best to enhance capabilities. You probably begin to bring in vendors to discuss the capabilities of their new systems, as well as potential costs. If you are like many administrators, you immediately get a large blast of reality $$$$$$$. You instantly know that you will be limited to one purchase or less and it's possible funding won't be available for several years. If you are experiencing growth, patient count is increasing, test procedures are on the increase, and avaliable system time is becoming harder and harder to come by, then you know you will need to upgrade Radiology capacity.
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