Olympics Radcast 2002

Nov 20, 2003

SALT LAKE CITY -- The 1.5-tesla mobile Signa Infinity EchoSpeed MR system has been donated for use in the Polyclinic by GE Medical Systems for both the Olympics and upcoming Paralympics. The imaging suite features a complete selection of coils, such as the knee coil pictured here. The system can image in any orthogonal or oblique plane (including single and double axis obliques), using a wide variety of pulse sequences.

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