“Our goal was to convert our emergency department from CR to DR to achieve image quality gains and faster access to patient images,” said Richard Fowlkes, Diagnostic Manager, VCU Medical Center.
Solutions on show include a range of innovation designed to offer enhanced productivity, added convenience, time saving and cost efficiency for clinicians and IT staff.
Designed for a variety of ENT and dental imaging applications—including sinus and temporal bone exams, implantology, endodontics, periodontics, and orthodontics—the unit delivers cone beam CT (CBCT) and panoramic images.
With the addition of PET, SPECT, and CT capabilities, the NDIIF will now better serve the imaging research needs of faculty from the departments of Biology, Engineering, Physics, and Chemistry and Biochemistry.
The award-winning, 631-bed hospital will install the DRX-Evolution suites in its Level 1 Trauma Center.
Unlike many CR companies, we’ve been hard at work to bring our customers three new products for optimizing their HPX-1 Digital CR System.
Frost & Sullivan recognizes Carestream Molecular Imaging with the prestigious 2011 Frost & Sullivan Best Practice Award for Preclinical Imaging Systems Product Line Strategy.
The eHealth PACS Service delivers full PACS functionality for image review, storage and distribution throughout the enterprise including delivering advanced reading tools to remote radiologists.
The flexible RIS equips healthcare providers to adjust the capture and sharing of data to satisfy government regulations as well as emerging business needs.
The Clinical Data Archive delivers a multi-tier repository for data stored using XDS, XDS-I, DICOM, and HL7 standards as well as non-DICOM objects.