Toshiba America Medical Systems

Nov 7, 2005

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Tustin, CA-based Toshiba America Medical Systems will highlight its Infinix VC-i angiography system, which recently received FDA clearance.

Based on Toshiba's Infinix-i angio system, Infinix VC-i has a 12 x 16-inch flat-panel cesium iodide detector for its all-digital C-arm, with a storage system that provides immediate access to images. The system is available with zoom fluoro 3D angio capabilities.

Other features include dose management functions, tableside controls, flexible tabletop design, and a liquid metal x-ray tube.

The 12 x 16-inch flat-panel detector is also available as an upgrade to existing Infinix VC-i systems. The system is available now in the U.S., with worldwide availability expected in the next nine months.

By Robert Bruce
AuntMinnie.com contributing writer
November 8, 2005

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