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To: chirodoc who wrote (3749)	11/23/1999 2:56:00 PM
From: telephonics	Respond to of 6039

Another non-invasive cancer detection system-just for your information. FONAR Makes First Sale of Its Small, Low-cost MRI Scanner 11/23/99 11:00:02 AM MELVILLE, N.Y., Nov 23, 1999 (BW HealthWire) -- FONAR Corporation (NASDAQ-FONR), The Open MRI Company(TM), announced today its first sale of The Echo(TM), the company?s new .35 Tesla compact unit designed to sell in world markets with an economic need for a lower-priced scanner. FONAR?s first sale of The Echo(TM) was to a medical center in Puerto Rico, representing the facility?s first MRI scanner purchase. The scanner sold for approximately $600,000, roughly half the price of a .6 Tesla scanner. The Echo(TM) is the smallest and least expensive scanner on the market, yet utilizes the highest technology available. Images from The Echo(TM) will be unveiled at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), the world?s largest medical trade show, starting on November 28 in Chicago. "Until The Echo(TM) became available, this medical center in Puerto Rico found MRI scanners to be prohibitively expensive and outside of their budget," said Raymond Damadian, president and founder of FONAR. "We are gratified that cost-conscious communities will now be able to obtain The Echo(TM) to help aid in the early detection of cancer and other diseases in markets in which MRI technology was previously unavailable." "We also plan to sell The Echo(TM) to medical centers that already own a high-end scanner but are looking to add a second scanner to their practice," said Sol Ginzburg, vice president of sales for FONAR. "This scanner makes the purchase of a second scanner feasible." In 1980, FONAR introduced the world?s first commercial MRI whole-body scanner. The widespread application of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in medicine and biology today is the direct result of the landmark discoveries and early pioneering work of Dr. Damadian. His seminal discoveries of the variations in soft body tissue relaxation times, as well as the cancer detecting NMR signal, are the means used by all MRI scanners to detect cancer and distinguish healthy versus diseased tissues. A 1997 U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirmed that Dr. Damadian?s patented discoveries are fundamental to every MRI unit in the marketplace today. Be sure to visit FONAR?s Web site for Company product and investor information. www.fonar.com This release may include forward-looking statements from the company that may or may not materialize. Additional information on factors that could potentially affect the company?s financial results may be found in the company?s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Copyright (C) 1999 Business Wire. All rights reserved. Distributed via COMTEX.

To: chirodoc who wrote (3749)	11/24/1999 1:07:00 AM
From: KS	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6039

Curtis, Just saw this headline..."China rekindles plans for CDMA mobile networks". In light of the recent developments in Mexico, it reminded me of the CTI dealings with the Chinese years ago. I'm wondering if this, along with the current political discussions regarding the WTO, could mean there is a possibility of CTI resuming discussions with China? Any thoughts? Thanks for all you and many others have done to support and inform COII shareholders. I, for one, am very grateful! COII.....looooooooooooooooong and loving it! Kay