Radiology systems are indispensible to the practice of modern medicine. It is estimated that nearly eight billion medical imaging studies have been conducted worldwide, and according to market experts, the market for medical imaging systems will grow from $32 billion in 2014 to $49 billion in 2020.
Diagnostic Medical Imaging includes X-Ray, MRI, Ultrasound, CT, and Nuclear Medicine, including PET and SPECT. Interventional Radiology (IR) provides minimally invasive image-guided diagnosis and treatment of disease. Cardiac catheterization is the mostly commonly known procedure. In recent years, hybrid operating rooms have been developed—surgical theatres equipped with advanced medical imaging devices such as C-arm fluoroscopy and MRI, used for minimally invasive cardiac, vascular, and neurosurgery procedures.
Phoenix has specialized for years in the design and construction of medical imaging facilities—every diagnostic imaging modality as well as IR facilities—cardiac catheterization, special procedures, and hybrid operating rooms. Phoenix has designed and built hundreds of outpatient imaging centers throughout the country and hundreds of hospital based diagnostic and interventional radiology facilities.
Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
Maryanne Acchione, RN, BSN, Nurse Manager
Cath Lab/CICU – Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
Prime Healthcare, St Mary’s Hospital
Benedict DiFranco CHFM, SASHE
Director of Engineering
Prime Healthcare/St. Mary’s General Hospital
St. Joseph’s Wayne Hospital
Mark Kantor, Director of Radiology
St. Joseph’s Wayne Hospital
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Chris Tomlinson, Director of Radiology
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
