From the November 2015 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine

 
Moxtek
350W, 80kV& 30W, 60kV Microfocus X-Ray Sources – Booth 3975, Hall A
Give an unfair advantage to your imaging products by using Moxtek’s X-Ray Sources. Moxtek miniature X-ray sources are small, lightweight and customized to meet your needs. The 350W, 80kV source is 1/3 the size of a typical X-ray generator. It is lightweight, portable, air cooled, and can be accommodated with a cabled or monoblock design. The 30W, 60kV Microfocus has a True 50μm spot size for high resolution, high contrast X-ray images. The air cooled source is compact and portable without sacrificing high image requirements.
 

NEC
MDC212C2 21.3” Clinical Review Display – Booth 2955, Hall A
NEC Display Solution’s 21.3” MultiSync MDC212C2 clinical review display offers radiology departments and healthcare IT managers a self-sufficient monitor that ensures more usable radiology room time. This 2-megapixel model features a long life IPS panel delivering accurate and consistent colors. The MDC212C2 has a built-in, stand-alone calibration feature that allows self-calibrations to be scheduled within the monitor and run at a time convenient for the facility. This 24/7 performing monitor also features a Quick Screen QA function which provides a TG-18 test pattern for evaluating screen performance. The human sensor feature on the display recognizes when a human is not present and automatically goes into ‘sleep’ mode helping to save on energy costs for users. The MDC212C2 also provides a variety of connectivity options including DisplayPort, VGA and DVI-D inputs.
 
medQ
Q/ris DICOM Structured Reporting – Booth 1850, Hall A
medQ, Inc. is showing their new DICOM Structured Report module. The Q/ris DICOM SR program provides users the capability to set up specific structured reporting tables and have these tables be automatically populated with data direct from modality. The program has the capability to receive DICOM SR data from all modalities; including; US, Mammography, DEXA, CT and MRI. These data can be reviewed for completeness and accuracy, modified on line by the technologists, and then forwarded to be automatically included in the radiologist’s report. Specialty data, such as, contrast and radiation dosage can also be automatically downloaded for inclusion into the patient record and final report.
 
Samsung
DR systems -- Booth 6608, Hall B
Samsung’s DR systems combine advanced imaging technology and user-friendly automated workflows to meet the demands of today’s radiology departments. The GC85A offers streamlined workflows, diagnostic confidence and improved total cost of ownership. Key features: S-Vue imaging engine provides dependable, accurate diagnoses; wireless, lightweight S-Detector with high DQE and portable grid; Smart Control enables the operator to precisely position the entire system with one touch of the control panel’s buttons; S-Align provides precise alignment and displays the detector’s angle to the THU; Smart Stitching eliminates the need for patients to stand for long periods of consecutive shooting; S-Share Compatibility – S-Detectors are compatible with Samsung DR Systems, so when discharged, it can be used with detectors from other compatible Samsung DR equipment.

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