Centro Uruguayo de Imagenología Molecular, Medical imaging research center in Parque Batlle, Uruguay
The Centro Uruguayo de Imagenología Molecular is a medical imaging facility in Montevideo that provides diagnostic services using advanced technology. It operates positron emission tomography equipment and a high-field 3 Tesla magnetic resonance scanner to help doctors detect and study cancer and brain disorders.
The center was established in 2007 and opened to patients in 2010, becoming the first facility of its kind in Uruguay. It was created through legislation designed to advance diagnostic medical technology in the country.
The institution fosters medical knowledge advancement through partnerships with the Honorary Council for Administration and Academic Coordination, promoting professional development in healthcare.
The facility welcomes patients from both private and public healthcare systems who need specialized imaging services. Visitors should arrive prepared for medical examinations and follow the guidance of the medical staff during their visit.
This center is the only facility in Uruguay offering positron emission tomography combined with research on developing new radiopharmaceuticals. This dual role as both a clinical service and research hub sets it apart.
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