By Rob Curran GE HealthCare Technologies’ fourth-quarter net income fell 27% even as revenue rose, and the maker of medical machinery forecast growth in 2024 demand. The Silver Springs, Md., maker of magnetic-resonance imaging scanners and other health-care machines, posted fourth-quarter earnings of $403 million, down from $554 million a year earlier. Per-share earnings from continuing operations fell to 88 cents a share from $1.21 a share. Excluding certain one-off items, GE HealthCare posted adjusted earnings of $1.18 a share, topping the average Wall Street target of $1.07 a share, based on an analyst survey from FactSet. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 5% to $5.2 billion, also surpassing the mean analyst estimate $5.09 billion, as tallied by FactSet. Imaging revenue rose 4% to $2.8 billion. Revenue from pharmaceutical diagnostics surged 25% to $591 million. Ultrasound revenue ticked down 1% to $944 million. Revenue at the patient-care solutions unit rose 5% to $827