GE wins installs for cardiovascular technologies

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
Memorial Healthcare System in Florida has purchased GE Healthcare's Cath Lab technologies for two of its facilities - Memorial Regional Hospital and Memorial Hospital West. Included in the purchase is GE's Innova 2000, Innova 4100, and nine hemodynamic monitoring systems, including seven Mac-Lab IT upgrades and two new systems.

GE's Innova cardiovascular imaging systems are built on advanced detector technology for optimum image quality. Mac-Lab IT's technology streamlines workflow, increases clinical productivity and allows for better patient care, according to GE.

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