By Diane Chun at the Gainesville Sun Shands at the University of Florida has added some impressive new firepower to its arsenal of diagnostic weapons with the addition of the state’s first 320-Detector Row CT (or computerized tomography) scanner. “This represents a huge leap in technology,” Dr. Anthony Mancuso…
Shands HealthCare Marketing & Public Relations – 10/7/2008 Images and video are available at Shands.org/aquilionone/. GAINESVILLE, Fla.- Shands at the University of Florida has installed the state’s first 320-detector row CT scanner. This $2.5-million diagnostic tool has the potential to detect stroke and heart disease in a matter of…
Shands at the University of Florida Medical Center Installs the Toshiba Aquilion One Dynamic Volume CT Perfusion Capabilities of Dynamic Volume CT to Dramatically Improve Patient Care TUSTIN, Calif. – In a single gantry rotation Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc’s. Aquilion ONETM dynamic volume CT system may change the way…
