Hybrid Digital RF System Helps Save Equipment Costs

 
November 18, 2010

The RadPRO URS50RF, by Canon, is a hybrid RF imaging system. It features the company’s portable CXDI-50RF Dynamic/Static digital radiography (DR) system and utilizes its detachable cable for easy transport between patient rooms. Configured with an 80kW RF generator, it is a full-featured DR system that can perform several diagnostic and minimally-invasive fluoroscopic procedures in a single room. This allows hospitals, clinics and imaging centers to consolidate their RF functions, resulting in savings on equipment and operational costs.

For more information: www.virtualimaging-fl.com, www.usa.canon.com/cusa/healthcare

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