ABOVE: The RSNA 2011 conference doubled as a networking opportunity and the debut for AllTech's newest product series. PHOTO CREDIT: Horace Lee
CHICAGO—At the 97th annual conference
of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), AllTech introduced
its newest generation of MRI systems: the EchoStar 1.5T, a 16-channel,
high-end medical imaging product. This year’s conference also marked the
occasion of the first Chinese high-field MRI manufacturer to join the
organization.
Equipped with the avant-garde Orion RF system, the Echostar adheres
to the gold standard for designing high-quality, large-aperture
superconducting magnets while also introducing a unique power protection
technology. The system also boasts a wealth of advanced clinical
applications to support an intelligent, friendly graphical interface and
workflow management solutions, primarily for large hospitals at home
and abroad.
CEO Dr. Mark Zou said AllTech's global team is committed to providing
first-rate healthcare products at less cost to more customers around the
world.
“Through the introduction of these new, high-end imaging systems,
AllTech will further enrich its product lineup,” Dr. Zou said. “Its
application will reduce hospitals’ equipment purchasing and maintenance
costs, which means more hospital patients around the world will get
access to advanced diagnosis services."
During the exhibition, the Echostar 1.5T MRI attracted the
attention of many internationally renowned imaging experts and scholars,
who gathered around the AllTech booth for a closer look at the
operating system. Many expressed enthusiasm for the fact that AllTech
has made a name for itself as a major global supplier of superconducting
MRI systems.
Furthermore, throughout the exhibit, AllTech’s sales team made
substantial gains toward penetrating the international market: the team
repeatedly engaged with potential customers from Canada, Russia, and
other countries, with several in-depth conversations resulting in
preliminary agreements.
Founded in 1915, RSNA is an internationally established organization
with the majority of its active members residing in the U.S. and Canada.
International membership also includes representatives from several
countries part of the European, Asian, and Oceanian continents.
RSNA's mission seeks to promote increased development in radiology and
related sciences through education and research. By providing support to
leading scholars and scientists in the form of education programs and
learning materials, RSNA’s goal remains to improve the quality of the
field. Members are committed to all aspects of radiology studies and
related disciplines, including improving public health screening by
drawing from clinical research and encouraging greater cooperation
between radiologists and other branches of medicine.
See below for a photo essay of the AllTech exhibit.
ABOVE: AllTech COO David Grime (far right) and CTO Hans Van Oort (center, back) shake hands with new customers after signing new cooperative agreements. PHOTO CREDIT: Horace Lee
ABOVE: AllTech’s newly released Echostar 1.5T superconducting MRI system. PHOTO CREDIT: Horace Lee
ABOVE: Simulation workstations for guests to experiment with the Echostar’s sleek, user-friendly operating booth. PHOTO CREDIT: Horace Lee
ABOVE: Liang Xingyuan, vice chairman of the Shanxi Province Committee of China Radiology Society, visits the AllTech exhibit. PHOTO CREDIT: Tim Deng
