This critical access hospital is just minutes from the main entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, where more than 4 million visitors a year from around the world visit. The hospital treats patients for altitude sickness, hiking accidents and lightning strikes as well as heart attacks, pulmonary embolisms and a variety of conditions and diseases.
Carestream’s dental digital business, which provides imaging systems and practice management software for general and specialist dental practices globally, has earned leading positions in attractive, high-growth, oral healthcare markets and is well positioned for continued growth and success.
The compact OnSight system can be plugged into an electrical outlet in an exam room. It also offers a door that opens to allow patients to step into the system’s imaging area and performs weight-bearing exams that are not possible with conventional CT systems.
Minimal site and install requirements enable a fast, affordable, convenient imaging process for timely diagnosis and commencement of treatment.
Reno Diagnostic Centers has two imaging centers in Reno. Radiologists read imaging exams at both centers and also read for five unaffiliated hospitals and clinics. Total reading volume at RDC is 74,000 imaging exams a year.
Multiple NFL teams—and other sports organizations worldwide—are using Carestream’s advanced digital medical imaging products to diagnose player injuries.
The system is fully adjustable to accommodate all scanning positions, which can help reduce repetitive stress injuries. A swipe of a badge activates each sonographer’s preferences and presets.
The platform’s advanced SynTek Architecture simultaneously provides enhanced spatial detail with increased frame rates for improved visualization of moving structures while optimizing image formation to reduce noise and artifacts.
To enable on-site delivery of its mobile chest X-ray service, Industrial Diagnostics Company purchased a CARESTREAM DRX 1 Transportable System / Field Portable as well as a CARESTREAM Vue PACS with native reporting.
Surgeons are pleased with the ability to view high-quality images in seconds in the operating room when implanting hardware or checking vertebral location for spine cases.