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Not all MRI machines are equal, though, so it's hard to tell without specifics. A low field 0.2T machine might be $150k. A full bells+whistles 3T machine might
by chris_va 7y ago
Not all MRI machines are equal, though, so it's hard to tell without specifics.
A low field 0.2T machine might be $150k. A full bells+whistles 3T machine might be $3M.
- lostlogin 7y ago1.5T or 3T is where imaging gets useful and then you’re back at the high end of the pricing.
- ohithereyou 7y agoDon't forget the price increase when the MR software developers sprinkle in the machine learning pixie dust! (Source: am a MR software developer)
- lostlogin 7y agoI’d love there do be more interaction between radiographers and devs. There are some strange bugs on all the major platforms (my GE experience is now probably too old to be relevant) and removing them would be so excellent. What is your area/role?
- ohithereyou 7y agoWithout outing my specific company and location: I do primarily operating system and associated plumbing level development for a platform supporting MR applications as well as some application work atop that.
- mattkrause 7y agoThe 'bells and whistles' model is starting to move to 7T, and the price scales accordingly.