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Toshiba America Medical Systems
Toshiba will use the 2006 RSNA meeting as a springboard for the launch of the company's first 3-tesla MRI scanner. The Tustin, CA, company will also demonstrate new radiofrequency (RF) coil technology for its 1.5-tesla scanner, as well as new scanning sequences.
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Siemens Medical Solutions
In the MRI section of its RSNA exhibit, Siemens of Malvern, PA, will shine the spotlight on 3-tesla scanning, the company's ultrawide-bore 1.5-tesla system, and new scanning protocols for improving image quality by reducing motion artifacts.
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Sentinelle Medical
Sentinelle was formed to commercialize products developed through research at Sunnybrook and Women's Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, and at the 2006 RSNA show the firm will demonstrate a new table dedicated to breast and interventional MRI studies.
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Resonance Technology
This developer of MRI-compatible patient audiovisual entertainment systems will use the 2006 RSNA conference to highlight recent enhancements to its CinemaVision product, and will introduce a new system for functional MRI (fMRI) studies.
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Philips Medical Systems
Look for Philips of Andover, MA, to promote recent advancements to its line of high-field MRI scanners, including the Achieva 3.0T and Achieva 1.5T scanners, and the Panorama 1.0T open scanner.
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ONI Medical Systems
Specialty orthopedic MRI developer ONI of Wilmington, MA, will highlight a new coil upgrade for its 1-tesla MSK Extreme scanner.
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MR Instruments
This Minneapolis developer of MRI coils and accessories will introduce a new transmit-and-receive head coil for 3-tesla scanners, as well as a parallel transceiver device for ultrahigh-field magnets.
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Medrad
Contrast injector technology developer Medrad of Indianola, PA, will showcase a range of products in its RSNA booth, from a new radiofrequency coil for prostate imaging to a new offering that enables customers to move their contrast equipment wirelessly in the MRI suite.
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Invivo
Look for this Orlando, FL, company to discuss a new version of its DynaCAD computer-aided detection software for MRI studies.
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