Proscan Imaging Installs the Industry’s Widest Bore MR System from Hitachi
17 Septiembre 2012 - 9:00AM
Business Wire
Hitachi Medical Systems America Inc. (HMSA) today announced the
first Echelon Oval High-Field MR system has been installed and is
in use at ProScan Imaging’s Eastgate facility located on the
eastside of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hitachi Echelon Oval 1.5T MR (Photo:
Business Wire)
The Echelon Oval 1.5T MR system features the game-changing 74cm
oval shaped bore. This new shape of MR is the widest bore available
offering maximum patient accessibility and accommodation.
“We are very excited about our relationship with ProScan Imaging
and are proud to see our first Echelon Oval installation in a
facility dedicated to the best patient experience, service,
excellence and quality,” said Sheldon Schaffer, Vice President and
General Manager, MRI, HMSA.
ProScan Imaging is the first imaging center not only in the
United States but in the world to install this new oval ultra-wide
bore scanner. “The Echelon Oval High-Field system was chosen
because of its quality, advanced technology and patient focus,”
commented Mark Grossman, Chief Operating Officer at ProScan
Imaging. “Bringing this new technology to Cincinnati and
introducing its capabilities to the world demonstrates ProScan’s
commitment to innovation, patient comfort and satisfaction.”
Designed around the human body, the Echelon Oval High-Field MR
system provides the optimal patient experience with outstanding
comfort, space and efficiency. “The Echelon Oval High-Field MRI
raises the bar of care by giving the patient the comfort of an open
MRI with the versatility and unique features that currently only
exist on high-field MRIs. It gives the patients and their
physicians the best of both worlds,” said Dr. Stephen J. Pomeranz,
Chief Executive Officer and Medical Director of ProScan
Imaging.
As ProScan Imaging continues its patient-centric mission to
provide high-quality imaging services “Built Around You” (the
patient), the organization looks forward to bringing additional
technological advancements and new patient services to market while
still offering patients lower costs compared to local hospital
affiliates.
About Proscan Imaging
ProScan Imaging, LLC delivers professional diagnostic
imaging services through a multi-state network of imaging centers,
teleradiology services, and a highly regarded medical imaging
education foundation. ProScan is led by world-renowned radiologist
Stephen J. Pomeranz, M.D., whose passion for education has
been the cornerstone of ProScan’s radiological expertise. ProScan
Imaging provides comprehensive imaging site start-up services
including technical support, site and equipment selection,
staffing, ownership, management, as well as the delivery of reading
services to outpatient diagnostic imaging centers. Twenty-four
imaging centers in the Eastern United States count themselves as
part of the ProScan Network.
To learn more about ProScan Imaging, please call
1-877-PROSCAN (776-7226) or visit our website at
www.proscan.com.
About Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc.
Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc. (HMSA) located in
Twinsburg, Ohio, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi Medical
Corporation offers a broad range of diagnostic imaging equipment
including MRI, CT and Ultrasound. Our innovations in diagnostic
imaging provide technology that drives clinical solutions to
deliver diagnostic confidence, improve workflow efficiency and
provide a better patient experience. In addition to exceptional
equipment, HMSA is known for its comprehensive customer support
programs to maximize the lifecycle value of equipment through
responsive service maintenance, significant software upgrades and
on-going applications support.
About Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd., (TOKYO: 6501), headquartered in
Tokyo, Japan, is a leading global electronics company with
approximately 320,000 employees worldwide. Fiscal 2011 (ended March
31, 2012) consolidated revenues totaled 9,665 billion yen ($117.8
billion). Hitachi will focus more than ever on the Social
Innovation Business, which includes information and
telecommunication systems, power systems, environmental, industrial
and transportation systems, and social and urban systems, as well
as the sophisticated materials and key devices that support
them.
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