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Sure, but then they'd have a million(s) dollar machine (plus the people trained to operate it) waiting for these critical cases. It's a cost / benefit tradeoff,
by Cthulhu_ 2y ago
Sure, but then they'd have a million(s) dollar machine (plus the people trained to operate it) waiting for these critical cases. It's a cost / benefit tradeoff, just like whether to use an MRI or CAT scan vs x-rays or an echo.
- passwordoops 2y agoPlus high-res mass specs can't just be turned on, they need to be kept on standby which isn't cheap when you cost it out over a year