Throughout the tender process, Carestream demonstrated the benefits of being a single solutions provider and its ability to supply a highly effective and affordable solution that took account of existing solutions.
Carestream’s current software already offers companion images that can enhance visualization of tubes, PICC lines and pneumothorax.
The hospital also implemented Carestream’s zero footprint Vue Motion enterprise image viewer that allows physicians to access imaging studies and reports from any location using laptops or mobile devices.
The hospital’s radiology team conducted a week of on-site patient imaging for both the DRX-Revolution and an existing mobile imaging system retrofitted with a Carestream DRX-1 system.
Delivering benefits of wireless digital radiography in key areas throughout the hospital. One DRX-Revolution replaced an older CR X-ray room in the hospital’s Level 1 Trauma Centre, and the other DRX-Revolution captures X-ray images of ICU and inpatients.
The VA center is updating outdated imaging technology in all of its radiology rooms. After evaluating six suppliers, the Supervisor of Radiology and the hospital’s technologists selected the DRX-Evolution.
After a thorough review of competitive offerings, Monash Health concluded that Carestream’s systems would best serve the needs of their four large public hospitals and rehabilitation centre.
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FDA clearance has been received for use of Carestream's Vue Motion image viewer for clinical reading of medical X-ray exams using iPhone 4s, iPad 2, Galaxy Note® and Galaxy S® III mobile devices.
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