Micro-X in Aunt Minnie, the worlds largest radiology magazine

Published:
February 9, 2022
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Rebecca Puddy

Aunt Minnie.com, reports on latest news in medical imaging for radiologists and related medical professionals through a comprehensive community internet site and is the world’s largest radiology magazine. Micro-X ‘s new portable DR Mobile X ray unit, Rover, designed for use in hospitals and home care, features exclusive NEX technology, which is clearly explained in the Aunt Minnie review.

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