Arizona University's New MRI System Does Not Require Helium

Jan 24, 2022
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Arizona State University has acquired a highly-advanced 9.4-Tesla cryogen-free high-field imaging system that is being used to support its medical imaging research efforts. The superconducting system will provide soft-tissue contrast in tissue micro environments and bolster the university's continued pursuit of early disease detection.

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