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Issue 24 December 1998

D A Prasanna
Regional Director & CEO

MD & CEO, Wipro GE Medical Systems Ltd.
Chairman, GE Elpro Medical Sytems Ltd.
Chairman, GE Tubes and Detectors India Ltd.

GE's Open Permanent Magnet MR Signa Profile which was launched in October '96 has been a runaway success with 10 promoters selecting the product for their requirement.

One of the major challenges facing customers in South Asia has been refilling of liquid helium in superconducting magnet systems. This process is time consuming and increases cost of operations. GE has launched the latest Signa Contour with the revolutionary K4 technology which almost eliminates the need for liquid helium replacement. This cost reduction will make MR examinations more affordable thereby increasing number of cases leading to overall improvement in viability.

GE has always been at the forefront of MR technology. We have the largest installed base in the world of 1 and 1.5 Tesla MRI systems at leading clinical research sites and centres of excellence. In India, GE MRI systems are installed at prestigious institutions like SCTMC, Trivandrum, Bombay Hospital etc. In keeping with GE's leadership in MRI, the first 1.5 Tesla Cardiac MRI system has been launched and installed at more than 15 international sites.

This issue of IMAGES highlights the latest clinical enhancements in the field of MRI. I am sure you will find the contents interesting and useful.

Thank you for your continuing support.




Winning in Lanka

Wipro GE is a leader in diagnostic imaging in Sri Lanka, with an installed base of products like MR Max, CT Max 640, RT 6800 Colour Doppler and the 500 mA X-ray system. The supercon MR scanner at Asiri Hospital, Colombo, is the first system of its class to be installed in Sri Lanka. This was achieved through the combined efforts of Wipro GE and GESCO, Wipro GE's Sri Lankan distributor.


Asiri Hospital, Colombo


First Supercon MR scanner in Sri Lanka


Breaking New Ground in Maldives

The advanced GE Prospeed SX Power whole body helical scanner is being installed at the Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital, Maldives; the first ever CT scanner in the country.

Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital, Maldives

Images Journal
Back Issues
    Issue 24, December 1998
Contents
New Imaging Technologies
The latest advances in MRI
The latest advances in MRI (contd..)
Technical Innovation in MR
MRI case study
The accident trauma management
     demo at HOSMAT/GE CT
     Synergy Plus
Misuse of ultrasound equipment
     for foetal gender determination
Recent wins



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