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Imatron (IMAT) is up 9/16, closed at 2-17/32,
volume 6,601,700 shrs traded vs. average 900K shares daily

Today (2/8/96), Cruttenden Roth analyst William
Prather initiated coverage of the company at a buy rating.

The South San Francisco, Calif., company develops and manufactures
computed tomography scanners.

In a research note, Cruttenden said it believes the company's
ultrafast computer tomography scanning technology will
emerge as the new standard for screening patients
for coronary artery disease.

The brokerage firm estimates a loss of 11 cents a share in
1996 and net income of 7 cents in 1997, and its 12-month price
target is 4 3/4.

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