Three More Reasons to Visit Carestream at ECR 2013

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Robert Ashby, Carestream

Robert Ashby, European Communications Manager, Carestream Health

Only one more day to go until the start of ECR 2013.  As you finalize your agenda at the show here are three final reasons to visit stand 211, Expo B:

  1. Streamlined Mammography Workflow – See our new module that displays digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) exams from DICOM-compliant acquisition devices on the CARESTREAM Vue Mammo Workstation, where radiologists can also view traditional mammograms, breast ultrasound, breast MRI and general radiology exams from a single desktop. The module streamlines workflow by allowing healthcare providers to store, route, display and query/retrieve DBT exams from DICOM-compliant acquisition devices. Comparison tools enable radiologists to use personalised hanging protocols for DBT exams along with other procedures.

 

  1. Efficient, Quality Printing – The new DRYVIEW 5950 Laser Imaging System produces 508 pixels-per-inch output for general radiology and mammography images. The new imager uses time-saving film cartridges and offers an enhanced quality control system for mammography images. Its built-in densitometer will produce test prints and display data needed to support mammography quality control charting— eliminating the need for an external densitometer and greatly reducing the time required for mammography quality control.

 

  1. Cone Beam CT Advancements –  A must-see at ECR 2013, the CS 9300 System – a high-quality cone beam CT and true panoramic imaging system for a variety of ear, nose and throat and dental applications – including sinus, temporal bone and maxillofacial exams; dental implantology; oral surgery; orthodontics; periodontics and endodontics. The CS 9300 delivers up to 94% less radiation dose than conventional CT units, and images at a much higher resolution. The optional, one-shot cephalometric module captures images in less than a second. It delivers best-in-class image quality, a one-of-a-kind 30 cm x 30 cm full skull exam and automatic cephalometric landmarking software, further enhancing radiology and referring dentist workflows.

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