December 1, 2008
Intraop MRI in a community hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital's new MRI-equipped OR. Stainless steel doors enable the scanner also to be used for diagnostics. Sophisticated intraoperative imaging suites, with their special facility needs and high cost, are usually found in academic medical centers. But a community hospital in Wisconsin has installed an intraoperative MRI and is helping to support it by also using it as a diagnostic imaging facility. The MRI equipment is located at one…
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