Technology | Digital Radiography (DR) | November 25, 2015

Pro Retrofit System offers choice of detectors and features to enhance productivity and workflow

Carestream, digital radiography upgrade, Pro Retrofit System

Image courtesy of Carestream Health


November 25, 2015 — Carestream Health announced an affordable new retrofit system that allows small to mid-size hospitals, urgent care centers, orthopedic offices and clinics to upgrade existing rooms or mobile X-ray systems from film or CR to fully featured digital radiography (DR). The Carestream Pro Retrofit System is currently available for order in most countries and began shipping in November.  

The Pro Retrofit System offers gadolinium detectors for general radiography imaging or cesium iodide detectors for dose-sensitive applications. Users have a choice of wireless or tethered 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 inch) cassette-size detectors that will fit into an existing bucky or a 43 x 43 cm (17 x 17 inch) fixed detector. Beam-detect mode eliminates the need for a cable connection to the generator, so image capture begins when the detector senses the X-ray exposure.

Wireless detectors enable a highly productive workflow with wireless transmission of images to the capture console, immediate image viewing and manipulation, and the ability to forward images from the console to printers or a picture archiving and communication system (PACS). An X-ray exam can be transmitted to a computer or laptop using the detector’s access point, or the detector can be connected to a system control unit that provides a continuous signal to one or more detectors. Other options include a Carestream desktop or laptop console.

The Pro Retrofit system also includes pre-loaded Carestream VXvue image management software and an Image Suite mini-PACS module that offers Web-based patient scheduling, image review and reporting and flexible archiving solutions.

For customers in the United States, the Pro Retrofit System will be available from authorized Carestream dealers via the company’s Genesis dealer network.

For more information: www.carestream.com


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