When you picked up your copy of the February/March 2007 edition of Outpatient Care Technology you may have noticed something a little different. Honestly, your mind’s eye isn’t playing tricks on you. And neither are we.
Following closely on the heels of OPCT’s redesigned and relaunched Web site, the staff here spent much of the last half of 2006 massaging and updating the visual appeal of the magazine and its three sister publications, Imaging Technology News, Diagnostic & Invasive Cardiology and Acuity Care Technology.

March 2, 2007 - Saitek Industries Ltd. recently announced the shipment of its backlit keyboard, the Eclipse Red, a slim computer keyboard with backlighting which can reportedly be used in dimly-lit corridors or any type of low-light or no-light situation, targeted to the medical community.

March 1, 2007 - Kodak�s health group showcased its new Carestream digital dashboard that reportedly provides system administrators with a way to monitor equipment performance, storage utilization and volume changes, designed to manage Kodak Carestream RIS, Carestream PACS and Carestream information management solutions.

Plasmon's UDO2 is a second-generation Ultra-Density Optical (UDO) archive, which doubles its storage capacity from 30 to 60 GB. All UDO products are backward compatible, eliminating the need to migrate data. The UDO Archive Appliance is a network-attached archiving system, or a plug-n-play ‘library,’ increasing its storage space from 32 pieces of media to 638.

By Mary Beth Massat

Neurostar Solutions' version 6.4 Virtual Radiology Network (VRN) clinical image workflow platform, a Web-based solution for converting to a digital radiology environment, enabling users to outsource reading radiologists.

March 1, 2007 - Kodak’s health group showcased its new Carestream digital dashboard that reportedly provides system administrators with a way to monitor equipment performance, storage utilization and volume changes, designed to manage Kodak Carestream RIS, Carestream PACS and Carestream information management solutions.

Konica Minolta Medical Imaging USA Inc. launched what it calls the “world’s smallest” dry film laser printer.
The DRYPRO 832 is designed for size, performance and efficiency. With a small footprint — less than four square feet of table or floor space — the laser imager can be located virtually anywhere within a facility, at a remote clinic or used for mobile imaging services.

IntraOp Medical Corp. highlights its Mobetron intraoperative electron beam radiation therapy (IOERT) technology, designed to help radiation and surgical oncologists pinpoint the exact area that requires radiation and immediately deliver high doses directly to the affected tissue during cancer surgery.

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