Like Carestream’s DRX-1 and DRX-1C detectors, the new DRX 2530C detector can be used with any member of the DRX family of room-based and mobile imaging systems.
The new capabilities and resources will help deliver faster prototyping and scale-up at minimal cost, and reduce time-to-market.
The just released “2013 Best in KLAS Awards: Medical Equipment & Infrastructure” report cites the CARESTREAM DRX-Evolution as receiving the highest overall score against seven competitors in the digital X-ray category.
Four CARESTREAM DRX-1 Systems were placed in existing X-ray rooms and four CARESTREAM DRX-Mobile Retrofit Kits upgraded portable systems and allowed the hospital to convert from computed radiography to digital radiography.
In the six years since its founding, Carestream has delivered an attractive 2.6x multiple of invested capital to its shareholders while simultaneously increasing its investments in research and development and customer support.
In a survey of more than 200 radiology professionals, the report stated that “Carestream has built on their wireless detector success with the DRX-Evolution. The DRX-Evolution wireless rooms are also meeting provider needs with an intuitive user interface, great image quality and reliability.”
The appointment in 2012 of Tromp Medical as distributor of Carestream Digital Capture Products across The Netherlands has led to an explosion in sales of Carestream’s DRX-portfolio of digital radiography solutions.
To curb air emissions, Carestream invested in technology that reduces volatile organic compounds that can contribute to ground level smog and air pollutants.
CARESTREAM Vue for Vendor-Neutral Archive can simplify and consolidate storage resources, which can simultaneously help reduce costs and enhance workflow.
The HSØ group consists of 35 hospitals across eight Trusts in Norway. Helse Sør-Øst (HSØ) covers 56% of the Norwegian population across many regions.