http://www.marquismedical.net/pages/rss News and Updates From MarquisMedical.net en-us http://www.marquismedical.net/News/12 Marquis Medical, LLC expands its extraordinary service of Siemens PET & PET/CT imaging equipment to the GE PET & PET/CT and Shimadzu product market.  With the addition of several certified engineers with extensive GE and Shimadzu product knowledge, Marquis Medical, LLC now has the capabilities to service and install GE and Siemens PET/CT scanners as well as GE, Siemens, and Shimadzu general and specialized x-ray.  Marquis Medical’s excellent track record for service on Siemens PET & PET/CT will serve as its model for... Sun, Oct 18th 2009, 17:00 GMT http://www.marquismedical.net/News/12 http://www.marquismedical.net/News/9 It is with great pleasure I send you this e-mail. I have been a nuclear medicine technologist for 12 years, I am also an instructor, this has afforded me the opportunity to interact with individuals from all walks of life. This encounter with Kyle Krause is one that will go down as a very positive experience. While working at CT. Oncology and Hematology (MY FIRST WEEK) I encountered a number of problems, including power outages, system re-boots etc. I happened to have had the privilege of having Mr Krause as my service provider. It is very infrequently that I meet... Sun, Aug 16th 2009, 17:00 GMT http://www.marquismedical.net/News/9 http://www.marquismedical.net/News/11 http://www.dotmed.com/news/story/9115/?utm_campaign=DMBusiness&utm_source=DMBusiness&utm_medium=print Tue, Jul 7th 2009, 17:00 GMT http://www.marquismedical.net/News/11 http://www.marquismedical.net/News/8 St. Louis, MO - Researchers don't make decisions lightly; they carefully consider all variables. That is why Washington University School of Medicine turned to Marquis Medical to match the worn-out PET scanner in the neurosurgery ICU. "We had a scanner in that unit for 12 years that outlived its lifespan. We needed to replace it," said Joel Perlmutter, MD, a neurologist and professor of radiology. Perlmutter conducts research on movement disorders, cognition and dementia at the med school, which is adjacent to Barnes-Jewish Hospital. (Support for purchasing the scanner in July 2007 came from Barnes-Jewish Hospital Foundation, the... Tue, Jan 20th 2009, 16:00 GMT http://www.marquismedical.net/News/8 http://www.marquismedical.net/News/6 CTI, in partnership with Siemens, virtually invented the PET scanner, a way to measure radioactivity distribution within the body to track various disorders such as stroke, Alzheimer's and epilepsy. Now Siemens owned the entire company outright.   Sciarra, a long-time CTI employee and highly-trained avionics technician, felt the merger created a competitive "void." "My partners and I felt there was no choice for customers looking for PET and PET/CT service providers. Where once they had CTI and Siemens, now they just had Siemens," he explains. Thus Marquis Medical was born. Based in Denham Springs, Louisiana, Marquis Medical specializes... Sun, Dec 7th 2008, 16:00 GMT http://www.marquismedical.net/News/6