Alara rolls out CRystalView R200 at RSNA

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Nov 26, 2005

Alara today is showcasing its new CRystalView R200 desktop computed radiography (CR) system at this week's RSNA 2005 meeting in Chicago.

The CRystalView R200 is designed as a compact system small enough for desktop or mobile use. It also features a 50-plus plate-per-hour output for clinical settings, such as small office practices, clinics, hospitals, and ERs.

The Fremont, CA, company plans to begin shipping the CR system by late first quarter 2006.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
November 27, 2005

Related Reading

Alara hits MetriScan milestone, July 7, 2004

Road to RSNA, Alara, November 18, 2003

Alara gets FDA nod for CR unit, October 27, 2003

Alara signs Giardina, October 20, 2003

Alara taps Cantoni as president and CEO, August 19, 2003

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