Virtual Imaging debuts veterinary DR system

AuntMinnie.com staff writers

Jan 11, 2016

Canon USA subsidiary Virtual Imaging has unveiled its RadPro Omnera 50 veterinary digital radiography (DR) system.

The first veterinary radiographic system in Virtual Imaging's RadPro product family, RadPro Omnera 50 features a Canon CXDI-501G flat-panel digital detector and a compact design, according to the vendor. It also includes easy-to-use software and an anatomically programmed high-frequency generator, Virtual Imaging said.

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