Contrast agents for X-ray, CT and MRI

Contrast agents (otherwise known as contrast media or dyes) are chemical substances used within X-ray, CT and MRI to improve the quality of the images. Using contrast agents can help differentiate between structures in the body and its fluids, and also help to distinguish between similar looking organs.1 This allows the radiologist to more accurately report on any abnormality or disease present. The contrast agents temporarily enhance the images of the internal areas of your body that are being examined, and are later excreted through your urine or bowel movements.1

April 4, 2012 — Medrad (Bayer) recently introduced the Mark 7 Arterion angiographic contrast injection system. The system is much smaller, lighter-weight, more ergonomic and easier to maneuver than previous Medrad injectors. It also is easier to operate than previous models, requiring less time to position and set up. It has a clearly visible and intuitive user interface to guide the user through proper set-up, and highlights the information need to perform injections.

The Mark 7 Arterion has a unique front loading system to simplify set-up and makes for a cleaner tear down. The Mark 7 Arterion syringe provides a clear view of the contrast. 

WITH ITS ORIGINAL PALLET BOX's
Brand Name:    MEDRAD
Model #:    MARK 7 ARTERION
Condition:     Used
Specs:     
Dimensions:     Pedistal Box (L) 97cm  (W) 76cm  (H) 130cm  (W) 55kg/Injector Box (L) 80cm  (W) 60cm  (H) 80cm (W) 25kg
Warranty:6 MONTHS    
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