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GE Healthcare installs Russia's first GE high-definition CT scanner at Moscow's Center of Medical Rehabilitation
Published in Cardiovascular Device Liability Week, December 13th, 2009
The Centre of Medical Rehabilitation is the first hospital in Russia to join leading hospitals around the globe in installing this powerful groundbreaking high-definition CT technology. The scanner sets a new standard for CT clarity, allowing clinicians to diagnose quickly and confidently using significantly less x-ray radiation than previous CT...
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