Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists is first U.S. site to deploy GEM Suite Surface Coils to help increase patient comfort while undergoing magnetic resonance exams.
Waukesha, WI October 10, 2011---GE Healthcare today announced the U.S. launch of the GEM Suite (Geometry Embracing Method) of surface coils, designed for use with the Optima* MR450w 1.5T wide bore magnetic resonance imaging system, at Syracuse Orthopedic Solutions, the first U.S. site to install the technology.
* Features a new sophisticated design to humanize MRI
* This system offers a 70 cm bore for enhanced patient comfort and 50 cm field of view with uncompromised image quality over large anatomies
* GEM Suite of Coils embraces the patient, helping to minimize anxiety and motion during an exam by naturally following the contours of the human body
Technology Features Exceptional Patient Experience, Compact Design and High Resolution Images
* Innovative design makes technology surprisingly more patient-friendly compared to traditional MR systems with patients feeling on average four times more comfortable[1]
Product Receives Certification on Data Security, Meaningful Use Eligibility
BARRINGTON, Ill. -- Oct 5, 2011 -- Furthering its commitment to enhanced patient care, GE Healthcare today announced a pair of certifications for its Centricity* Patient Online 12.0 solution that bolster its capacity to deliver patient-centric service at the point of care.
Con la recente incorporazione della divisione Commercial Embedded, la divisione CCS (Sistemi di Controllo e Comunicazione) di GE Intelligent Platforms sta attuando la sua strategia per stabilire una posizione di leadership in particolari segmenti di mercato. È in atto una forte crescita delle tecnologie CCS, e una integrazione dello storico modello di cliente orizzontale con una nuova focalizzazione a livello mondiale su segmenti specifici per ottenere una crescita sostanziale e la conquista di nuove quote di mercato.
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA -- October 3, 2011 -- A key global healthcare challenge is the dramatic increase in cancer incidence. According to World Health Organization data, cancer rates could increase by 50 percent, leading to 15 million new cases in 2020. Oncology specialists connect and interact with each other throughout the cancer care continuum, all with the goal of providing the best possible care for their patients.
