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Dan McGuan
Thu. 26 Jan.06,
01:34
[Reply (1 of 2) to:
'Help Please'
started by: 'Kareem Badr'
on Tue. 24 Jan.06]
 Category:
General
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| Help Please |
Dear Mr. Kareem Badr:
I am flattered by your comments and appreciate your interest in our exciting MRI field.
To put a simple answer to your question, "are MRI units specialized for certain applications?" Usually the answer would be no.
Imaging techniques like Cardiac, Angiography, etc. are options that can be purchased on MRI systems. From a purely sales and marketing perspective MRI system are designed with a basic package that can perform the standard MRI imaging techniques. From there, additional packages and options can be added to "upgrade" the capabilities of the scanner.
While there are a few "niche" scanners on the market that are limited to one, or to just a few techniques, for example breast imaging. Most scanners are capable, with enhancements and upgrades, of performing most imaging techniques.
Now with that said, even though all scanners are capable of running most imaging techniques, it is also important to note that some scanners may be better at a particular technique, while maybe not as good at another technique. Personal opinions and biases can create heated debates as to which systems are better for each technique. As with any other modality, there are positives and negatives with all of the scanners.
Finally, to answer your question on applications and the units that can perform the techniques, this would be a long, detailed list. What I would suggest is that you visit the websites of the major MRI manufacturers. All of the information you would need will be at these websites. I have provided website addresses of the major OEM's and additional manufacturers that design and sell MRI systems below:
1) GE Medical: http://www.gehealthcare.com/usen/index.html
2) Siemens Medical: http://www.medical.siemens.com
3) Toshiba Medical: http://medical.toshiba.com/
4) Philips Medical: http://www.medical.philips.com/index.html
5) Hitachi Medical: http://www.hitachimed.com/
6) Fonar: http://www.fonar.com/
7) Aurora Imaging: http://www.auroramri.com/
8) Magnevu: http://www.mri4ra.com/
9) Odin Medical: http://www.odinmed.com/newSite/index.html
10) Millennium: http://www.millennium.ca/medical/medical.html
11) ONI Medical: http://www.onicorp.com/website/index.htm
12) Esaote: http://www.esaote.com/products/MRI/products1.htm
13) DigiMRI: http://www.digimri.com/
14) Bruker: http://www.bruker.de/
Good luck in your research, and once again I appreciate your interest.
With Best Regards,
Dan McGuan
Senior Technical Specialist/President
Viable Med Services
(661) 373-1977
(800) 930-7958
http://viablemed.net/
mricentral@yahoo.com
Committed to Providing the BEST in Service
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Dan McGuan
Thu. 6 Oct.05,
20:30
[Reply (1 of 3) to:
'MR jobs'
started by: 'rajani subramanian'
on Thu. 30 Jun.05]
Category:
Jobs
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| MR jobs |
Rajani,
If you have appropriate electronics training and experience it is relatively easy to get a job "servicing" MRI. R&D and other jobs are a little more difficult, but all manufacturers are looking for trainees in both their service and developement departments.
Start at the major OEM's websites (GE, Philips, Siemens, Hitachi, Toshiba etc.) and view their "career opportunities." I'm sure you'll find something.
Third party companies are also looking for trainees. Do a search on Google or Yahoo for "MRI Service" and you'll find many sites with job openings.
Good Luck,
Dan McGuan
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Dan McGuan
Thu. 6 Oct.05,
20:24
[Reply (1 of 2) to:
'mri room specs'
started by: 'thomas sagun'
on Thu. 18 Aug.05]
Category:
Site Planning and Specifications
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| mri room specs |
Thomas,
Regarding room specs, if you are buying new equipment the manufacturer will provide all of this to you at no additional charge.
If you are considering preowned systems it is a little more difficult. You would need to find a company that specializes in the particular type of open system that you are considering. A word of caution would be that most people will tell you that they know the systems inside and out. Be careful and check the credentials of the service provider and ensure that they do in fact know the system you are considering. Also it is always a good idea to talk with some of their clients to get feedback on work that the company has performed.
If you are considering a Hitachi Open MRI, my company can help you out. We are in fact experts on these systems. If you want to talk about your project visit our website at viablemed.net and use our contact page to reach us.
Good Luck,
Dan McGuan
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