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Carestream Health introduced the DRX-Rise Mobile X-ray System, a feature-rich, fully integrated unit that offers customers an affordable path to digital imaging—or replacement or expansion of their existing DR fleet—without significant capital investment.
Features include a state-of-the-art lithium battery and in-bin detector charging to allow radiographers to drive farther and complete more examinations on a single charge—saving time and increasing throughput. The system’s two touchscreen displays provide two work zones to accelerate productivity further. New drive capabilities allow the radiographer to precisely move the lightweight system into optimal position at the bedside—from the tube head or the wireless remote control.
The nearly silent DRX-Rise is ideal for use in crowded and sensitive areas such as the ICU and NICU, with the versatility and flexibility to meet the numerous mobile imaging demands throughout a facility.
The DRX-Rise is equipped with Carestream’s ImageView Software, driven by the Eclipse processing engine with AI, that offers robust processing and images of optimal quality while reducing errors and increasing dose efficiency. Bringing ImageView processing to the bedside with DRX-Rise provides a comprehensive pathway to more rapid diagnosis and patient treatment.
“An advanced DR mobile imaging system can dramatically improve patient care, diagnostic confidence and mobile imaging throughput, but the cost of the equipment has been out of reach for some facilities,” said Jordan Berry, Global Marketing Manager, Carestream Health. “Carestream’s DRX-Rise provides the most important features of a high-end mobile digital radiography system at a price that not only makes sense, but is also justified by noticeable improvements in imaging performance, ease of use and productivity.”
Source: Carestream Health
Carestream Health introduced the DRX-Rise Mobile X-ray System, a feature-rich, fully integrated unit that offers customers an affordable path to digital imaging—or replacement or expansion of their existing DR fleet—without significant capital investment.
Features include a state-of-the-art lithium battery and in-bin detector charging to allow...
Carestream Health introduced the DRX-Rise Mobile X-ray System, a feature-rich, fully integrated unit that offers customers an affordable path to digital imaging—or replacement or expansion of their existing DR fleet—without significant capital investment.
Features include a state-of-the-art lithium battery and in-bin detector charging to allow radiographers to drive farther and complete more examinations on a single charge—saving time and increasing throughput. The system’s two touchscreen displays provide two work zones to accelerate productivity further. New drive capabilities allow the radiographer to precisely move the lightweight system into optimal position at the bedside—from the tube head or the wireless remote control.
The nearly silent DRX-Rise is ideal for use in crowded and sensitive areas such as the ICU and NICU, with the versatility and flexibility to meet the numerous mobile imaging demands throughout a facility.
The DRX-Rise is equipped with Carestream’s ImageView Software, driven by the Eclipse processing engine with AI, that offers robust processing and images of optimal quality while reducing errors and increasing dose efficiency. Bringing ImageView processing to the bedside with DRX-Rise provides a comprehensive pathway to more rapid diagnosis and patient treatment.
“An advanced DR mobile imaging system can dramatically improve patient care, diagnostic confidence and mobile imaging throughput, but the cost of the equipment has been out of reach for some facilities,” said Jordan Berry, Global Marketing Manager, Carestream Health. “Carestream’s DRX-Rise provides the most important features of a high-end mobile digital radiography system at a price that not only makes sense, but is also justified by noticeable improvements in imaging performance, ease of use and productivity.”
Source: Carestream Health
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.
