Robert Bruce[email protected]Digital X-RayQuantum Medical ImagingQuantum Medical Imaging of Ronkonkoma, NY, will introduce a new line of digital radiography systems at the RSNA show. The firm's Q-Rad-Digital line includes three different imaging system configurations.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayPhilips Medical SystemsIn the area of general radiography, Philips Medical Systems of Andover, MA, will introduce DigitalDiagnost VM, a one-detector radiography room with minimal room size requirements. The product has received FDA clearance, and will be targeted toward the economy market segment.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayOrex Computed RadiographyA cordless, wireless CR scanner and an enhanced range of specialized accessories highlight new additions to Orex's compact CR line at the 2004 RSNA meeting. The Auburndale, MA-based company is also introducing image management software bundled on all new sales of its CR devices.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayLodox SystemsLodox Systems of South Lyon, MI, will show a new upgrade for its Statscan low-dose digital x-ray system. The upgrade, called Rad-MPTM, is designed to extend the functionality and flexibility of Statscan in trauma and emergency x-ray settings.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayKonica Minolta Medical ImagingKonica Minolta Medical Imaging of Wayne, NJ, will introduce the new IQue CR, which combines ease of use with the high performance of a dual-bay CR reader to boost productivity.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayImaging DynamicsCalgary, Alberta-based Imaging Dynamics (IDC) will show Xplorer 1600, the latest in the company's line of digital radiography systems.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayGE HealthcareGE Healthcare will introduce RXi, a new remote radiography/fluoroscopy system that is compact and fully functional for tabletop, tomographic, and dynamic imaging.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayFujifilm Medical Systems USAFuji of Stamford, CT, will show its Flex UI software interface for CR, along with a new version for handheld devices.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayFerrania Imaging TechnologiesItaly-based Ferrania will debut its LifeInVision CR and CR Plus tabletop CR units, along with a new range of digital radiography products.November 10, 2004Digital X-RayEastman Kodak Health ImagingKodak of Rochester, NY, will show DirectView 7500, a new DirectView digital radiography (DR) system, as a work-in-progress at this year's RSNA show. The system comes in single- and dual-detector configurations.November 10, 2004Previous PagePage 8 of 17Next PageTop StoriesMRIMR elastography standards reliable for imaging chronic liver diseaseAn at least 19% change in liver stiffness represents a true biologic change with high confidence when standards are followed.UltrasoundNew ultrasound feature predicts poor prognosis in HCCMRIPodcast: California report reveals MRI safety jurisdiction limitsRadiation Oncology/TherapyPSMA-PET scans guide LDR brachytherapy in prostate cancerBreastHalf of false-negative DBT exams are missed cancers
