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SIEMENS SOMATOM DEFINITION FLASH 256 SLICE
Tenma Medical
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•Based in Texas, 🇺🇸 US
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Product Details
Condition
Used - Good
Year of Manufacture
2013
Price guidance
$ 103200
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Description
SIEMENS SOMATOM DEFINITION FLASH 256 SLICE - $103,200 USD
YOM - 2014
TUBE 1 - 500K ss (YOM 2022)
TUBE 2 - 30K ss (YOM 2025)
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