General/Advanced Imaging
Project to Help Provide Better Imaging from Bench to Bedside
An imaging project is launching its preparatory phase, and its goal is to provide scientists throughout Europe with open access to cutting-edge imaging technologies at all levels of biologic and biomedical research, from research to point-of-care. More...12 Jan 2011
New
Radiation Safety Barrier
RayShield Intensi-Barrier
High-Precision QA Tool
DEXA Phantom
New
Mobile X-Ray System
K4W
40/80-Slice CT System
uCT 528
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MedImaging General Imaging channel provides a portal into the less common imaging technologies such as diffuse optical tomography (NIR), optical coherence tomography, electrical impedance tomography and more.