Radlink of Redondo Beach, CA, is introducing performance enhancements to its CR Pro computed radiography system, including a redesigned erasing system that erases a CR plate completely in a shorter period of time, thus increasing throughput.
Radlink will also preview new top- or side-mounted touch-screen displays for CR Pro, a new cassette and stitching software for spine imaging, and a faster computer with mirrored disks for fault-tolerant archiving.
Radlink will demonstrate the integration of CR Pro with the company's LaserPro film digitizer -- a single CR Pro system can digitize existing films as well as acquire CR images. Radlink has also developed a version of CR Pro for veterinary medicine.
Radlink is also introducing a new monitoring service. Using HIPAA-compliant Internet and firewall technology, Radlink can remotely monitor the status of an installed CR Pro system, detect and diagnose potential system problems, and evaluate quality control images.
By Robert Bruce
AuntMinnie.com contributing writer
October 30, 2006
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