Paramed lands 1st U.S. install

AuntMinnie.com staff writers

Nov 2, 2011

MR developer Paramed Medical Systems has installed its first MROpen scanner in the U.S.

The U-shaped 0.5-tesla noncryogenic superconducting magnet went operational in Brooklyn, NY. The sale also marks the second MROpen installation in North America, according to Paramed.

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