New features support specialty applications such as enabling CR systems to perform mammography exams and adding long-length imaging (including stitching software) for orthopedic exams.
The latest generation of Vue PACS offers a global worklist, easy access to prior imaging exams and advanced reading tools that are accessible to all radiologists regardless of their location.
Tromp Medical is a well-established sales and service organization, distributing radiography products from several manufacturers.
Building off Carestream Health’s long history of manufacturing high-quality PET film for its X-ray and digital medical imaging films, Carestream Tollcoating’s PET films are manufactured on one of North America's most efficient, high-speed, thick-gauge (4-7 mil) PET film lines.
This session will explore the use of mobile devices for medical imaging, including existing mobile applications and devices, security requirements and future use of mobile technology.
United Way of Greater Rochester continues to be a leader among United Ways in America, setting a high standard for fundraising and investing dollars where they are needed most.
New software features for three of Carestream's computed radiography systems that offer important advantages in the areas of quality and exposure control, pediatric and ICU imaging and print output.
Northumbria Healthcare Trust has installed three Carestream DRX-Evolution systems, based on the Carestream DRX-1wireless, cassette-sized DR detector.
This next-generation mobile DR system delivers outstanding image quality, provides easy maneuverability and comes with numerous productivity-enhancing features.
Based in Bethesda, Md., the National Institutes of Health is an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and is the primary agency responsible for biomedical and health-related research.