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> the unsolved bit it actually convincing anyone to buy. Surely a lot of small hospitals would jump at the chance at a small cheap MRI? I don't understand ho
by londons_explore 2y ago
> the unsolved bit it actually convincing anyone to buy.
Surely a lot of small hospitals would jump at the chance at a small cheap MRI? I don't understand how the incumbents have much legal leverage here...
- whatevaa 2y agoYou need a specialist to understand an MRI image. Maybe software will advance enough to change this, but it will be a slow progress. Also, carterls are definitely a thing. Radiologists will fight the software part.
- brnt 2y agoIt's about insurance, certification of personnel, often these technicians are a cartel in an of themselves. Everybody loves the idea of cheaper stuff, but nobody is going to take a chance. Medicine is extremely conservative. Overly in my opinion.