Among imaging modalities used to guide surgery, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is growing the fastest. That’s because of its exceptional soft-tissue contrast and spatial resolution and its ability to provide functional data, without subjecting patients and physicians to ionizing radiation, a drawback of x-ray modalities like fluoroscopy and computed tomography (CT) imaging.
According to "US Markets for Image-Guided Surgery Products," published in November 2007 by the Medtech Insight division of Windhover Information, MRI systems used in surgery or interventional procedures accounted for...
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