Despite being made by companies that also make refrigerators and electric toothbrushes, your CT scanner isn't an 'appliance' in the traditional sense. Because of cost, criticality, and infrastructure demands, your CT is an integral part of your practice, your building, and your operations. So when something goes wrong, it's a major challenge to sort out the interconnected responsibilities.

Equipment vendor? Physicist? Architect? Contractor? When things go wrong, who is responsible for which part?

When you need court-recognized experts to help untangle the mess and get multi-million dollar services back up and running, look no further.

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When CT Suite Disputes Require Expert Resolution.