Designed for maximum productivity, Toshiba's T.Rad-PLUS Digital includes the T.Rad universal C-arm design, which facilitates shorter exam times and greater diagnostic confidence to improve the delivery of care. The system allows clinicians to obtain images from virtually any position without moving the patient for improved comfort and faster exams, according to Toshiba.

The Toshiba Kalare R&F system is designed to meet the needs of busy facilities and incorporates a portable DR panel, creating a 100 percent filmless system, allowing a single system to work like two. The system allows clinicians to obtain images from virtually any position without moving the patient for improved comfort and faster exams, according to Toshiba.

Toshiba’s biplane X-ray system, the Infinix VF-i/BP, combines a versatile multi-axis floor mounted positioner that reportedly allows complete coverage without having to pan or pivot the table, and a ceiling suspended omega C-arm featuring variable iso-center to help simplify biplane positioning.


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