GENEVA, Switzerland -- Carestream Health Inc. has recently signed contracts for a number of KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR Systems with leading European healthcare facilities, including Nantes University Hospital, France and Mikkeli Central Hospital, Finland.

"Customers are selecting Carestream Health to enable transition to an all-digital workflow," said Anton Graule, DR Channel Strategy Manager, Europe, Africa and Middle East Region (EAMER), Carestream Health, Inc. "These wins are evidence that our innovative solutions are meeting the needs of our customers for digital capture and delivering results that improve both the quality and cost of patient care."

The following facilities are among those that have placed orders for KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR Systems:
Nordics
Mikkeli Central Hospital, Finland, DR 9500 System

Laknisfradileg Mynqreining, Iceland, DR 7500 System

United Kingdom
Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust, 2 DR 7500 Systems
East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust, DR 7500 System
Christie Hospital NHS Trust, DR 7500 and DR 3000 Systems
South Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust, DR 7500 System
Royal Marsden Hospital NHS Trust, DR 7500 System
Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust, DR 9500 System

Germany
Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt, DR 9500 and DR 7500D Systems
Bethlehem Krankenhaus, Stolberg, DR 9500 System

France
Nantes University Hospital, DR 7500D and DR 9500 Systems
Polyclinique de Picardie, Amiens, DR 3000 System
Polyclinique de Grande Synthe, DR3000 System

DR Portfolio Offers Three Systems
Carestream Health offers one of the broadest product lines of digital radiography systems in the industry featuring the KODAK DIRECTVIEW DR 9500, DR 7500 and DR 3000 platforms.

The recently introduced DR 9500 system breaks away from traditional configurations with a ceiling-mounted U-arm that contains both a tube and detector for increased mobility and operational flexibility. It moves easily around the patient enabling radiographers to capture images of the left and right side of the body without moving the patient. It is ideal for a wide variety of general radiography procedures and offers enhanced speed to the operator and comfort to patients with limited mobility.

The DR 7500 can be configured as a single- or dual-detector system. The system's wall stand features a unique retractable Bucky capable of three-axis movement and a fixed, elevating table with four-way float provides flexible patient positioning. The table Bucky can be extended from the table to accommodate extremity exams.

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