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Wireless Portable Digital Radiography Detector Useful for Imaging Patients with Limited Mobility

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 27 May 2009
A new wireless and portable digital radiography (DR) detector gives radiologists the flexibility to freely move about in the DR room, which is particularly useful for capturing images of patients with limited mobility, who can now undergo X-ray examinations from their bed or wheelchair. More...
Due to its flexibility it is also useful for imaging trauma and orthopedic patients.

The Philips Healthcare (Best, The Netherlands) wireless portable detector is now available in the United States. The innovative system makes DR rooms even more flexible and efficient. As an additional detector for Philips Digital Diagnost stationary single and dual detector configurations, it enhances workflow and increases efficiency. Its cable-free design helps healthcare providers to meet high hygiene standards and allows for convenient handling. With completely integrated solutions from Philips it is even possible to alternate between a wireless portable detector and computed radiography (CR) cassettes.

Using the intuitive Eleva user interface and image processing, the portable detector allows fast and smooth DR examinations, enabling images to be quickly processed and displayed.

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