SourceOne ships 34 Orex units

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Jul 6, 2005

Healthcare products distributor SourceOne Healthcare Technologies has shipped 34 Orex Computed Radiography CR systems to the Kelly Air Force Base to be deployed into Iraq and Afghanistan.

SourceOne of Mentor, OH, said that it has sold more than 300 Orex PcCR 1417 systems to the U.S. military. Orex is a wholly owned subsidiary of Rochester, NY-based Eastman Kodak Health Group.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
July 7, 2005

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Road to RSNA, Orex Computed Radiography, November 11, 2004

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