Feature | January 08, 2018 | Dave Fornell

Nearly all the top stories were from RSNA 2017

The new GE Healthcare Air Technology MRI coil design is 60 percent lighter than conventional coils, provides more flexibility and conforms to a patient’s anatomy like a blanket. The technology was unveiled at RSNA 2017 in late November.


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