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What's new in radiography and detectors?

by Lisa Chamoff, Contributing Reporter | November 18, 2019
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From the November 2019 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine


The company is also working on releasing a 17-inch-by-17-inch version, the 4343W, early next year. It’s expected to weigh 3.2 kilograms and has an IP rating of IP67.

“These days, the weight and ergonomics are really important, so we improved those things,” said Tuomas Holma, product manager for X-ray detectors at Varex Imaging.

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