Built on a proven point-of-care CT platform with an installed base of over 2,000 CT systems, the new CS 9300 System* is designed for affordability and provides superior image quality for the most difficult-to-see temporal bone structures.
Carestream Health announced that its new cesium iodide CARESTREAM DRX-1C detector is now available around the world in countries where it is approved for use. This detector is the latest expansion to the company’s successful family of imaging solutions based on its wireless, cassette-size DR detectors.
Emory Clark-Holder Clinic in LaGrange, Ga., purchased a CARESTREAM DRX-1 System and two CARESTREAM Elite CR systems from Carestream Health as part of its conversion from radiographic film to a digital imaging workflow.
Nij Smellinghe Hospital in Drachten, The Netherlands, has chosen to extend its relationship with Carestream Health by signing a new multi-year contract for RIS/PACS eHealth Managed Services.
Carestream Health has acquired Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.), a privately-held manufacturer of high-quality digital and conventional x-ray systems used by hospitals, imaging centers and health clinics.
WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 22 — Carestream Health announced availability of its latest PACS platform upgrade at the annual meeting of the American Healthcare Radiology Administrators (AHRA) organization.
WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 22 — In addition to supporting popular GE and Siemens mobile x-ray systems, the CARESTREAM DRX-Mobile Retrofit Kit will be integrated with three Shimadzu systems beginning in October, Carestream Health announced today.
WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 22 — Carestream Health today announced the CARESTREAM DRX-1C detector, the latest expansion to its successful family of imaging solutions based on its wireless, cassette-size DR detectors.
WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 22 — Carestream Health today announced that its CARESTREAM DRX-Evolution System will begin supporting tube and line visualization and long-length imaging in September. .
The increases of up to double-digit percentages vary depending on market conditions around the world, and are driven by significant price increases of commodities such as silver, polyester, oil and electricity required to produce and ship imaging films and supplies.