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New MRI scanners, 3D platform are Siemens RSNA highlights
CHICAGO - A brace of new MRI scanners, new advanced visualization and PACS software, and new advances in CT, women's imaging, and ultrasound are highlights in the RSNA booth of Siemens Healthcare at this year's conference.
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GE launches PET/CT, x-ray, product branding at RSNA show
CHICAGO - RSNA 2008 highlights for GE Healthcare include the company's new high-definition CT technology, new digital radiography systems, and new super-premium ultrasound scanner, as well as a product branding initiative that crosses modality lines.
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