MRI Equipment
MRI equipment uses a large magnet, radio waves, a computer to scan and create a detailed, cross-sectional image of internal organs and structures. An MRI scan differs from CT scans and X-rays, as it does not use potentially harmful ionizing radiation.
If you do not see MRI equipment you are looking for, contact or call one of our experienced technicians for help in locating it.
Pacific Healthcare Imaging sells and supports pre-owned, used and refurbished c-arms and other diagnostic imaging systems for medical facilities. We only sell the highest quality used and refurbished medical imaging equipment, specializing in C-Arms, Mini C-Arms, Portable Ultrasounds and more. Through years of experience, we can accurately access constantly changing customer requirements. We provide you with the most comprehensive…
Read MoreThe image intensifier and the flat-panel detector have the same purpose, which is to provide a viewable image, but they work in different ways. Image Intensifier: The image intensifier system was developed using analog technology. The image intensifier works by converting X-rays into photons for viewing. To achieve this, X-rays are first converted into light…
Read MoreC-Arm rentals can be an attainable operating expense that fits into even modest budgets. For many hospitals, clinics, or private imaging centers, buying a new or used C-Arm requires large capital expenditures. C-Arm Rentals Value: C-arm rentals are a low risk for your facility. Brings the equipment you need into your facility quickly. Costs you…
Read MoreSite planning for your new c-arm is as crucial to selecting the size and type of C-arm for want for your facility. The c-arm needs to be housed in a room that provides enough clearance to allow you to manipulate the C-arm to get a better view without having to move the patient. The room…
Read MoreConsidering a c-arm purchase? Perhaps you you might be gearing up to open up a pain management center, looking to expand your services, or to add surgical procedures. Deciding to acquire a C-arm is simple enough, but choosing which one is right for your practice can get a little overwhelming. Without having adequate knowledge, the…
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