Imaging Technology News - October 2008 - (Page 8) RSNA Show Preview RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA Aquilion ONE Images Entire Organ in One Rotation At RSNA 2008, Toshiba will showcase its Aquilion ONE, a dynamic volume CT system that can scan an entire organ, including the heart or brain, in a single rotation because it covers up to 16 cm of anatomy using 320 ultra high resolution 0.5 mm detector elements. The company will also showcase clinical cases from U.S. hospitals that have used the system. The system allows clinicians to see a three-dimensional depiction of an organ as well as the organ’s dynamic blood flow and function. Capturing the organ in a single rotation at one moment in time eliminates the need to reconstruct slices from multiple points in time. Toshiba America Medical Systems Inc. www.medical.toshiba.com Agfa HealthCare Features New IMPAX Mobility Agfa HealthCare will introduce its IMPAX Mobility solution at RSNA 2008. This new product is a thin, Web-deployable enterprise image and result viewer designed for rapid and easy deployment operating across wide area networks. IMPAX Mobility is an add-on component to IMPAX Data Center, IMPAX or even third party PACS that provides full mobility to access image data, analysis tools and reports. IMPAX Mobility uses Server-Side Computing, Adaptive Streaming, and Micro-Footprint Clients to give access to all data and all tools on any device and at any location and over any type of network connection. Agfa HealthCare | www.agfa.com Using the right equipment can make all the difference. Workstation Configured for Multi-Monitor PACS Environment That’s what more breast radiologists worldwide are discovering after using the Aurora® 1.5T Dedicated Breast MRI System. Designed from the inside out specifically for breast MRI, the Aurora System is truly dedicated and truly integrated. Every functional component of our total solution is created solely for breast MRI: • Proprietary SpiralRODEO™ image acquisition and fat suppression technology • User-friendly AuroraCAD™ • Computer automated AuroraBIOPSY™ capability • Comfortable patient bed That’s the Aurora Difference and that’s why using the Aurora System is the right choice for breast-specific MR imaging. To learn more about how the Aurora System can make a difference in your practice, visit us at www.auroramri.com or call 1.877.975.7530. RedRick will showcase its ComfortView Height Adjustable Workstation series at RSNA 2008. All ComfortView workstations are customized to fit a facility’s space and workflow. The workstation is designed to meet the very heavy lifting requirements found in multimonitor PACS configurations. Additionally, RedRick will demonstrate the CVM Motorized Monitor Mounting Solution. The CVM is custom built to accommodate the many monitor configurations found in a multimodality setting. This solution allows vertical and focal point adjustment and allows you to move your monitors simultaneously with no vertical drift. Monitors can be tilted independently and the system rotates 45 degrees to aid in physician collaboration. RedRick Technologies www.redricktechnologies.com 8 | ITN | October 2008 | ITNonline.net http://www.medical.toshiba.com http://www.agfa.com http://www.auroramri.com http://www.redricktechnologies.com http://www.auroramri.com http://www.ITNonline.net
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