News | November 25, 2013

Vendor Provides After-Market Maintenance, Support for GE MRI, CT Systems

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November 25, 2013 — OiService CT and MR is a service division of Oxford Instruments that specializes in providing quality after-market GE computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance (MR) maintenance services, equipment sales and parts to healthcare practitioners in imaging centers, hospitals and private practices across the United States.

OiService covers support from coldheads and compressors to coils and CT X-ray tubes. Its refurbished equipment and parts undergo a comprehensive quality inspection to meet or exceed OEM specifications, helping save a substantial amount of money without compromising quality.

For more information: www.oxford-instruments.com

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