French digital radiography (DR) firm Biospace Med of Paris has changed its name to EOS Imaging.
The company said that the name change reflects the goodwill and name recognition that its flagship EOS orthopedic imaging system has achieved in North America and Europe. EOS acquires full-body images of patients in a standing, weight-bearing position, and images can be reconstructed into 3D volumes.
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