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	Company	Product
	Agfa Healthcare	Impax Clinical Applications
	aycan Medical Systems	aycan OsiriX PRO
	Carestream Health	Carestream Vue PACS
	Fujifilm	Synapse 3D
	GE Healthcare	AW Server
	GE Healthcare	AW Workstation
	Philips Healthcare	IntelliSpace Portal 7.0
	Pie Medical Imaging	CAAS Workstation
	Pie Medical Imaging	3mensio
	Pie Medical Imaging	MR
	Pie Medical Imaging	CAAS IntraVascular
	Siemens Healthcare	syngo.via
	TeraRecon	Aquarius iNtuition
	Vital Images	Vitrea

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