Carestream Health Inc., recently debuted its new KODAK DRYVIEW 6800 Laser Imager that reportedly offers high-speed, high-resolution image output for general radiography and digital mammography applications.

The DRYVIEW 6800 laser imager’s small footprint and high quality makes it ideal for a variety of locations, including breast imaging centers, emergency rooms and outpatient imaging centers as well as radiology departments, according to its manufacturer.

Artromick recently announced the general availability of the NX10 Mobile Computing WorkStation, a point-of-care computing cart that reportedly delivers a flexible, light weight and cost effective solution for bedside data management.

Draeger Medical recently announced the release of Innovian Anesthesia 2.0, featuring system improvements based on llary information systems. It gives clinicians fast access to patient data, which can minimize multiple handoffs and duplextensive customer feedback and expanded capability for IT performance in the perioperative suite.

It provides additional support for ease of access, enhanced security functions to promote compliance with HIPAA regulations and additional notification capabilities that increase visibility to data coming from other systems.

Precision Dynamics Corp. (PDC) recently announced the release of its color-coded Alert Band Wristbands for patient safety.

Omron Healthcare recently announced the launch of a new portable patient monitor, the model BP-S510.

This product is the first to be released by Omron since the company’s acquisition of Colin in April 2006.

The Oxinet III remote monitoring system from Covidien enables effective respiratory monitoring on general care floors, step-down units and specialty care areas.

The Oxinet III central station and paging system offers a reportedly cost-effective method for implementing continuous pulse oximetry monitoring in areas with lower nurse-to-patient ratios. The system provides continuous central station monitoring of up to 24 Nellcor pulse oximeters, providing earlier notification of developing respiratory events.

Derma Sciences Inc., a manufacturer and marketer of advanced wound care products, announced it received clearance from the FDA to market and sell its API-MED Active Manuka Honey Absorbent Dressing.

This represents the first FDA clearance of a honey-based product for the management of wounds and burns. Honey-based products have been available throughout Europe where they compete against silver-based dressings, and have in only two years captured approximately 10 percent of that market, according to the manufacturer.

OPTI Medical Systems offers the OPTI R analyzer with a reusable sensor cassette for the measurement of pH/blood gas, total hemoglobin, oxygen saturation, sodium, potassium and ionized calcium.

The OPTI R includes automated quality monitoring to ensure accurate results from each measurement and a fluid pack with three levels of integrated controls, which can be programmed to run automatically on a custom schedule.

Cincinnati Sub-Zero Products Inc. will feature its Gelli-Roll at ASA 2007.

The Gelli-Roll reportedly offers the benefits of two different products, combining patient temperature management and tissue pressure reduction in a simple-to-use, reusable product.

The product includes a Plasti-Pad warming blanket encapsulated within Akton gel. This combination product, when used with a Norm-O-Temp, Blanketrol or Hemotherm before, during or after surgery, effectively provides patient warming and pressure reduction, according to its manufacturer.

GE Healthcare has released the latest version of Centricity Enterprise, an intelligent and integrated software suite of clinical and financial applications designed to improve patient care and increase collaboration between clinicians.

The software provides caregivers with real-time access to a patient’s electronic records, allowing them to more closely monitor changing health conditions, document assessments more quickly and communicate seamlessly with all care providers.

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