An estimated total of 4,225 fixed cath lab rooms are installed in 2,000 sites nationwide. The average number of cath lab rooms per site is 2.1 rooms. As of this 2008 census survey, 38% of all cath lab sites had one room, 35% had two rooms, and 27% had three or more rooms.
Based on responses to IMV’s 2008 Cardiac Catheterization Lab Survey of U.S. Hospitals and Nonhospitals.
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Nuclear medicine -- Average waiting time
Radiation oncology -- Types of images used in radiation therapy treatment plans
Vascular MRI -- Percent of sites performing and percent of MRI procedures
Single versus multislice detectors in CT installed base
Budgets for nuclear medicine radiopharmaceuticals
Budgets for nuclear medicine radiopharmaceuticals
Formats used for images sent or received by radiation oncology departments
MRI adult versus pediatric patient visit mix
Cath lab device budgets for 2006
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