Beekley of Bristol, CT, has released Altus, a new mammography skin marker.
Altus uses uniquely shaped markers to identify and communicate specific points of interest on mammographic images, particularly nonpalpable areas such as bug bites, rashes, or bruises.
The marker's square shape clarifies for radiologists that the area is different from any other physically manifested area of concern during an imaging study, allowing for more precise interpretation of mammograms with fewer additional views, repeats, callbacks, or questions, according to Beekley.
Related Reading
Beekley donates $1 million to hospital, July 24, 2009
Beekley debuts ColdSpot postbiopsy product, March 26, 2009
Road to RSNA, Women's Imaging, Beekley, October 28, 2008
Road to RSNA, MRI, Beekley, October 29, 2007
Road to RSNA, Women's Imaging, Beekley, October 26, 2007
Copyright © 2009 AuntMinnie.com