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A COCIR report released in May 2014 showed a 40% increase in the number of scanners 6 years or older in Europe between 2008 and 2013. In the U.K., 56% of scanners in 2013 were more than 6 years old, compared with 40% in 2008; COCIR recommends that no more than 30% of scanners in a country should be 6 years or older. This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Medical Imaging Equipment Services Markets in Europe. Magnetic resonance imaging. Installed base of. MagResource - MRI implant safety database. Medical Imaging Markets: MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and Ultrasound Markets. Worldwide Medical Ultrasound Installed Base Units, 2012 (US, Europe.

By February 5, 2014 -- The average age of the installed base of MRI scanners in the U. My Little Pony Fighting Is Magic Download more. S. Cnc Simulator Download Free Italiano Inglese. Grew from 8.7 years in 2010 to 11.4 years in 2013, meaning that many scanners could be due for a replacement, according to a new market research report. With the last spike of new MRI installations taking place from 2002 to 2004, the market is ready to replace older units that are at the end of their useful lives, said Lorna Young, senior director of market research at IMV, in a statement. Imaging providers also plan to take advantage of the wider bore sizes and higher magnet field strengths that are now available, she said. IMV surveyed 450 MRI administrators nationwide; responses were extrapolated to the universe of 7,845 short-term general hospitals and imaging centers in the U.S. That use fixed MRI systems or mobile service providers to perform MRI.

In other survey results, 20% of all MRI users said they plan on purchasing a new system in the next three years, which is down slightly from the 22% of MRI users reported by IMV in 2012. Inspiration 7.5 Crack Serial. An additional 24% of users indicated they would 'maybe' purchase a new unit, representing a significant but less certain potential market for MRI systems. IMV noted that the larger hospitals with more than 200 beds and their associated imaging centers are the main purchasers of MRI systems. Independent imaging centers have been hit particularly hard by the economic slowdown and are concerned with managing their bottom line. Survey respondents from imaging centers were more likely than hospital respondents to feel that reductions in Medicare and third-party reimbursements were causing their MRI revenue to decline in 2013.