Computed radiography (CR) manufacturer 3DISC will introduce a new line of compact CR systems at next week's RSNA meeting in Chicago.
The entry-level FireCR Medical CR scanners can be configured for most medical and chiropractic applications (except for mammography) and are designed for full DICOM connectivity, according to the Daejeon, Korea-based firm.
FireCR Medical - 80 CR is designed for hospitals, backup units, and private clinics, while FireCR Medical - 60 CR is suitable for private clinics and high-volume practices. Midvolume practices are the target for FireCR Medical - 40 CR, while FireCR Medical - 20 CR is a good fit for lower-volume practices, according to 3DISC.
The FireCR scanners can be upgraded to higher speeds with a single smart card update, 3DISC said. 3DISC will also be making the FireCR systems available in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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