Japanese imaging firm Mitsubishi Imaging has launched a new line of inkjet paper designed specifically for medical imaging applications. The company’s Diamond Jet line is designed to provide low-cost images to referring physicians for patient reports, as well as to patients as handouts.
The Diamond Jet paper uses a specially formulated coating that enables the ink to dry instantly, eliminating smudging problems, according to Mitsubishi. The paper is also water-resistant, and comes in three grades, from premium to economy. The company believes the paper can replace more expensive laser film printers in remote areas when nondiagnostic images are required.
By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
October 15, 2003
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