These DR systems are expected to capture 75,000 exams a year. The radiology department conducts an additional 105,000 radiographic exams with other modalities including CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, interventional radiography, ultrasound and PET.

These digital x-ray systems can improve image quality and speed image access and reporting, which can ultimately help enhance care for its patients.

Carestream demonstrated new healthcare IT offerings, advanced features for its medical and dental imaging systems, and a works-in-progress* mobile x-ray imaging system.

The new DR detector is now available worldwide and weighs 7.9 pounds. It displays a preview image in less than four seconds to enhance radiology workflow.

New native features allow reporting complex ultrasound studies using data communicated directly from ultrasound systems. 

This versatile printer outputs grayscale and color DICOM images from most digital modalities onto DRYVIEW Chroma Medical Film for diagnosis, or DRYVIEW Chroma Medical Paper for use by referring physicians and patients. 

A high-quality cone beam CT (CBCT) and true panoramic imaging system for ENT and dental indications for attendees at the Radiological Society of North America’s annual conference.

This demonstrates the company’s commitment to support emerging breast imaging modalities on its mammography PACS platform. 

This innovative DR mobile imaging system is intended to address specific diagnostic imaging challenges voiced by healthcare providers worldwide.

This patient portal is designed to eliminate the cumbersome process of sharing patient imaging data using CDs, DVDs or radiographic film.