- Fast-Growing Supplier of Medical Imaging Systems Debuts Trio of Self-Contained CR Systems and New PACS for Private Practices at RSNA 2007 -
REDONDO BEACH, Calif., Nov. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Radlink, Inc., a supplier of affordable medical imaging systems to healthcare providers, today announced the new family of hardware and software products they will be introducing to the marketplace at RSNA 2007, the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA).
Radlink has been garnering national attention in the healthcare imaging marketplace for the past two years due to the highly successful rollout of its flagship CR Pro(TM) machine. The CR Pro utilizes sealed fiber-optic laser technology to obtain high-resolution, higher-quality digital x-ray images at a substantially lower cost than other options in the marketplace.
This year, the company will be introducing a family of three distinct CR Pro machines, each designed for a specific profile, and a uniquely inexpensive PACS offering designed and priced specifically for the private practice environment.
"By drawing on our innovative technology and the depth of professional experience in the radiology industry that we have on our team, Radlink is expanding the availability of digital informatics for all levels of medicine through uniquely targeted engineering," said Thomas Hacking, chairman and chief executive officer of Radlink. "This process eliminates various hardware and software that just isn't needed and only adds cost at the clinical level, which in turn enables us to deliver this new family of machines and our new PACS offering at costs well below the norm in the industry."
According to Hacking, the new products to be unveiled at RSNA 2007 are the following:
CR Pro 2000
This new machine features a top-quality Computed Radiography (CR)
reader that is specifically designed for two markets: the OEM market, for
use as a CR appliance with digital radiograp
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