I hope someone outhere has some experience with one of these Toshiba units and can contact me. I would love to see some real images from actual patients, but these will have to do for now. These are from the Toshiba website. It’s a great idea to be able to get these images without giving Gadolinium.
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Coolmristuff 
Have you ever worked on a toshiba MRI machine?
No but I would love to hear from people that have.
I used to work in the Toshiba MRI Applications group. I also spent some time in Japan working with the TITAN. Although I don’t work on Toshiba now, I can say I’m very impressed by their non-contrast MRA options. The sequence optimization takes some work from patient to patient, but they really work.
Feel free to contact me at pcw5150@gmail.com if you have any specific questions about the Toshiba product line.
Paul
Good to here from you…….Thanks alot for your input. How Reliable was your scanner? We have an Aquillian CT scanner and it is not as reliable as our Siemens, but it could be site specific. thanks Chris