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Used MRIs
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Used GE MRI Scanner Horizon LX 1.5T GE Horizon LX 1.5T ECHOSPEED, 2002 Unit, CXK4 Short Bore, Active Shielding, 33 m/Tm Gradients, 120mT Slew Rate, 9.0 Software Version, Includes Phased Array, Coils: CTL, Spine, NeuroVascular, Cardiac, Peripheral, Extremity, Quad Head, Quad Knee, Torso Array, Sholder Array, Two Flex Includes XL Body, TMJ Contact Us |
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Used GE MRI Scanner Signa 5X 1.5T GE Signa 5X, 1.5T S3 Magnet Shielded, Gradient 17 mT/m, Sun Genesis Computer, Operators Console, Software Rev Level 5.4, DAT Storage, Phased Array, Fast Spin Echo, MRA, Coils: Quad T/L Spine, 5 inch GP, 3 inch Small Anatomy, Shoulder, Anterior Neck, Dual Coil with TMJ Positioner, Endorectal, CTL Phased Array, Pelvic Phased Array, TMJ Phased Array Contact Us |
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Used GE MRI Scanner Signa Profile II .2T GE Profile II, .2 Tesla Open Magnet, 10 mT/m Gradient, Latest Software: Version 7, Sequences: FSE, Fast Grass, FSPGR, CINE Plus, IVI, Neuro Imaging, Multi-angle, Multi-slice Oblique, Image Filter, Adv. Fast, Fast Recovery Spin Echo, Rapid Frame Acq, Line Scan diffusion / Coils Head, T/L Spine, Phased Array CTL, Wrist, 9?GP, Extremity, Body Flex Med., Body Flex Large, Body Flex XL Contact Us |
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Used Hitachi MRI Scanner Airis .3T Hitachi Airis, 0.3T Open Magnet, 8mT/m Gradient Field Strength, Completely Air Cooled Gradients, Operators Control Console, 14inch High Resolution Image Display Monitor, 1.1GB, Optical Disk Storage, DICOM 3.0 Output, Airis Software: Scanogram, 2DFT Multi-Slice Imaging, Spine Echo, Gradient Echo, Inversion Recovery, 3DFT Imaging Acquisition, Image Display, Image Analysis, Mutiplanar Reformatting, Adaptive Reconstruction, Expanded Multi-Tasking, Gating Package, Fast Spin Echo, Fast Inversion Recovery (FIR); Coils: HS/MR Quad Head, HS/MR Quad Extremity, Large Extremity, Volume Neck & Extremity, Medium & Large HS/MR Quad Flex Spine Contact Us |
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Used Hitachi MRI Scanner MRP 7000 .3T Hitachi MRP 7000, 0.3T Open Magnet, 8 mT/m Gradient, Passive Shielding, Hitachi Computer, Operator Console, Optical Disk, Hitachi 7.0 Software Level, Fast Spin Echo, Coils: Small/Medium/Large C-spine, Knee, TMJ, Quad Cervical, Quad Head, Quad Shoulder Contact Us |
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Used Lunar MRI Scanner Artoscan M Lunar Artoscan M Extremity MRI, 0.2T Strength, Compact Magnet Design, Gradient Strength 10mT/m, Coils: Small & Medium Lower Joint, Upper Joint, Pentium 200MHz CPU, 17inch Monitor, UNIX Solaris Version 2.5.1, Pulse Sequences: SE, GE, ME, IR, STIR, Turbo Package, Performance Package, Dual Phased Array Package, Network Package Plus Contact Us |
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Used Lunar MRI Scanner E-Scan GE Lunar E-Scan Extremity MRI, .2 Tesla Field Strength, 20 mT/m Gradients, Sun Microsystems Solaris Operating System, X Windows Graphical Interface, Pentium CPU, 32 MB Memory, 4.3GB Hard Disk, Dicom 3.0 Output, Patient Table, Sequences; SE, GE, ME, IR, STIR, TSE, TME, HSE, HFE, GEFS, 3D Gradient Echo, Dual Phased Array Coils: Shoulder, Knee, Wrist, Ankle Contact Us |
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Used Philips MRI Scanner Intera 1.5T 1999 Philips Intera MRI, 1.5 Tesla Short Bore Magnet, Easystore, Easyprint, EasyView, 4.5 GB Hard Disk, 20" Hi-Resolution Monitor, DICOM 3.0 Output, Advanced Angio, Phased Array, Quantitative Flow, 2D/3D Surface, MR Angio, Single Shot TSE, Real time Imaging, Cardiac, Coils: Quad Head, Quad Neck, Quad Knee, Spine Array, Body Array, Breast Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Concerto .2T Siemens Magnetom Concerto Open MRI, .2 Tesla, Version Syngo MR 2002 B VA21B, RF Cage, Chiller, Software: Worklist, 3D MPR , 3D SSD, 3D MIP, Advanced 3D, Advanced Angio, Advanced Turbo, Care Bolus, Argus Viewer, Argus Function, 1D/2D Pace, Maestro Class, Core Basic, Core Plus, Cardiac Package, Coils: Body Spine Array, Extremity Small & Large, Shoulder, Wrist, Neck Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Symphony 1.5T Siemens Magnetom Symphony MRI, 1.5T Magnet, SYNGO Interface, Active Shielding, Cryogenerator, Dynamic MAP Shim, Active Ultra Gradient Shielding With Booster 20 mT/m, Digital R/F system, Sun Microsystems Turbo SPARC Processor, SMI Reconstruction Processor, Memory 288 MB, NUMARIS System Software Version 1.3, CD ROM, 2.1 GB Disk Drive, Rewriteable Optical Disk Drive 1.7 GB, Up To 4 GB Ram, Operating Console, Virtual Cine Function, MEDIC & LOTHA Function, DICOM 3.0 Output, Clinical Imaging Module, Conventional SE & IR Sequences, Gradient Echo, 2D Flash, 3D Flash, 3D FISP, CORE unit for acquisition protocols, Fat Sat, MPR, MIP, Neuro Turbo Module, Turbo Spin Echo, Haste, Turbo Flash, Turbo Inversion, 3D Turbo Spin Echo T2, Turbo Whole Body, Head/Neck Vascular, Body/Peripheral Vascular, Coils: Flexible Circular Head , Large and Small Flexible 21x52cm and 17x36cm covered, Flexible Standard 19 cm, Spinal , Thorax-stomach-pelvis , Peripheral Vascular, Mammography Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Harmony 1.0T 1998 Siemens 1.0T Harmony MRI, Short Bore Magnet, Turbo Neuro, Turbo Ortho, Turbo Body, Advanced 3D, Breast Imaging, ECG Peripheral, MR Aniography, Software Version 808B, Coils: CP Head, CP Flex, Large CP Flex, Small Flex, Large Flex, Small CP Neck, CP Spine, CP Extremity, CP Breast, Shoulder Array Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Impact 1.0T 1995 Siemens Magnetom Impact MRI, 1.0 Tesla Oxfort Magnet, 15 mT/m Gradients, 3D, Turbo Imaging, Ultra fast, MR Cardio, Advanced Angio, Peripheral Angio, Coils: CP Head, CP Neck coil, Flexible Large, Flexible Small, CP Spine, CP Body Array Coils Also: Mobile Siemens Impact MRI's & 20mTm Siemens Impact Expert MRI's Available Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Open Viva .2T 1998 Siemens Magnetom Open Viva MRI, 0.2 Tesla Oxford OR 10 Resistive Magnet, 15mT/m Power Gradients, Sun TurboSPARC, Software: Numaris 3, VB33G, Clinical Imaging Package, Turbo SE Package, MRA, Advanced 3-D Imaging, Image Filter, PACS Net Coils: CP Head, CP Body/Spine with 4 sizes inserts (37, 43, 49 and 59 inches), Multi-Purpose coils: 16cm, 21cm, 35cm, and 45cm Contact Us |
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Used Siemens MRI Scanner Vision 1.5T 1996 Siemens Vision 1.5T MRI, Active Shielding, Super Conducting Magnet (OR35), SunSPARC 10 Computer, 25 mT/m Gradients, Operator Console, Independent Workstation, Optical Disk, Fast Spin Echo, MRA, Clinical Imaging, Advance 3D, Flow Quantification, Turbo Imaging, Ultrafast Imaging, Gradient Overdrive/EPI-pak, Image Filter, Patient Transport Trolley, B&W Monitor, PACS-Net, MagicView, CISS & DESS Sequence, Coils: Head/Neck, Breast, Flex Interface, CP Body, CP Head, CP Neck, Large CP Flex, Small CP Flex, CP Body, CP Spine Numaris 3 Software, 33B Revisions Contact Us |
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Used Toshiba MRI Scanner Opart .35T Toshiba Opart .35 Tesla Open MRI, SGI Indigo OS2 Computer, Software version 4.0, Optical Disk, DICOM 3.0 Outut, Patient Couch, Operator Controls, Control Cabinet, Gradient Power Supply, Heat Exchanger, Refrigeration Unit, Coils: Open Transmit, Quad Head, Neck Coil, Thoracic Spine, Large Body, Small Body, Shoulder, Extremity, Flexible Small Parts Contact Us |
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