CANON latest Printing solution for Healthcare market
Canon U.S. has showcasing its latest model of high quality color printing which is targeted at Healthcare market during the American Healthcare Radiology Administrators (AHRA) 2009 event in Las Vegas. The imagePRESS C1+ color printing solution which is based on Virtual Imaging Cypher DICOM Print Solution which is currently waiting for its FDA approval is capable of producing high quality color prints for healthcare professional who are looking for an affordable solution. The newly developed color printer when it is combined with Cypher and Canon’s advanced portable and general digital radiography (DR) systems can produce high quality paper prints. In spite of the prints not being used for diagnostic purposes, the new imagePRESS C1+ is designed specifically for print environments that require a high degree of accuracy and detail and consistency in image reproduction. The imagePRESS C1+ is capable of supporting multiple DICOM compliant modalities as well as PACS systems without any needs for dedicated printing solution for each modality. Furthermore, the imagePRESS C1+ has the capability of handling multiple simultaneous associations and can log the network exchange for the analysis purposes. Additionally, imagePRESS C1+ provides gamma and contrast image value adjustments for each individual printer.
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[...] Canon today unveiled for company calls it, its first wireless, cassette size digital radiography (DR) system. The newly developed CXDI-70C Wireless DR system eliminates any needs for sensor cable resulting in improved operability. The new development was a response by further reducing the weight of the system and accelerating the development speed. Elimination of the sensor cable in newly developed CXDI-70C Wireless has brought the superior portability and effortless operability with enhanced image quality. The CXDI-70C Wireless’s effective imaging area offers the same dimensions as the current ISO4090 compliant film-cassette models resulting in digitalization without any needs for modifying existing analog imaging equipment. The CXDI-70C Wireless features Canon’s newly developed glass substrate with a pixel pitch of 125 microns plus an increased level of sensitivity. Furthermore, the CXDI-70C Wireless features a Cesium Iodide (CsI) scinitillator for delivering high-quality images while reducing X-ray exposure for the patient. Canon will put the CXDI-70C Wireless on display during the ECR (European Congress of Radiology) 2010 in Vienna, Austria, from March 4th to 8th. source Share and Enjoy: [...]