GE Healthcare has unveiled a new software program for producing a readable MRI scan in patients with metal implants, according to a Dotmed Daily News report. 
The software, MAVRIC SL, was first used this week at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. It was designed to tackle a need for clear imaging of soft tissue in patients with metal hip, knee and joint implants. However, it is also effective for other metal implants, such as dental.
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The software, MAVRIC SL, was first used this week at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. It was designed to tackle a need for clear imaging of soft tissue in patients with metal hip, knee and joint implants. However, it is also effective for other metal implants, such as dental. More Articles on Devices:
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