iCRo to Introduce the iDR at RSNA 2007

October 15, 2007

October 15, 2007 – iCRco Inc. will introduce its new iDR system, a sealed scanning DR system that reportedly generates high resolution and superior quality images, fully processed and delivered to a review station in 30 seconds, at RSNA 2007 in Chicago.

The new DR system can reportedly be configured to wirelessly transmit an image over an internal network or internet connection and can work over standard network connections. The company is currently looking for OEM vendors to combine the iDR module with its X-ray systems to introduce this technology as a complete package

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