Tobias Gilk

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Medical gases in the MRI suite
Historically, the average patient for most MRI facilities walks in, spends 20 to 40 minutes in the scanner, and walks out. But the clinical benefits of MRI have grown well beyond the healthy and ambulatory, and more patients are requiring medical gas services, ranging from supplemental oxygen to full ventilation. Imaging providers would do well to consider their current and future needs for including these services in their MRI suites, according to MRI architectural consultant Tobias Gilk.
December 13, 2006
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