Intra Oral Sensor (model: IOX 1 / IOX 2) is a medical device that acquires digital images by detecting subject information through X-rays.

Intra Oral Sensor (model: IOX 1 / IOX 2) is a medical device that acquires digital images by detecting subject information through X-rays.

QuantorView is an image viewing software dedicated DICOM images produced by imaging equipment (CR, DR, CT, MRI, Ultrasound and etc). QuantorView is a high quality viewing software responsible for displaying PACS image data. It enables physicians to provide medical services by accessing image data and patient information from remote locations. It also enables the images to be stored to the local database of your personal computer allowing database management to operate efficiently. Physicians can utilize the software tools for researching, teaching, teleconferencing and online collaboration.

The Universal Cassette 35cmx43cm(IP 35cmx43cm)Kit is acquired X-ray images. and Transfer the image to your computer through the FireCR.

The Universal Cassette 24cmx30cm(IP 24cmx30cm)Kit is acquired X-ray images. and Transfer the image to your computer through the FireCR.

The Cassette 35cmx43cm(IP 35cmx43cm)Kit is acquired X-ray images. and Transfer the image to your computer through the FireCR Flash.

The Cassette 24cmx30cm(IP 24cmx30cm)Kit is acquired X-ray images. and Transfer the image to your computer through the FireCR Flash.

The Cassette 18cmx24cm(IP 18cmx24cm)Kit is acquired X-ray images. and Transfer the image to your computer through the FireCR Flash.

The FireCR Spark System is ideal for Computed Radiography examinations in busy clinics and specialty practices. Affordable, rugged, compact, lightweight, fast and effective FireCR Spark System enables all imaging functions to be performed with the advanced image management software, a solution that can be adapted most clinical applications.

The FireCR Spark System is ideal for Computed Radiography examinations in busy clinics and specialty practices. Affordable, rugged, compact, lightweight, fast and effective FireCR Spark System enables all imaging functions to be performed with the advanced image management software, a solution that can be adapted most clinical applications.

The FireCR Flash can be configured for nearly every clinical application, and is designed for full DICOM connectivity, and allows user to setup the system to capture high quality X-ray images of any body parts with minimal steps including reading, processing, displaying and sending of the high quality image. All imaging parameters are optimized, resulting in digital images that can be enhanced, enlarged, duplicated, and sent to any location as a DICOM 3.0 file format in seconds with no loss of resolution.

The FireCR System is ideal for Computed Radiography examinations in busy clinics and specialty practices. Affordable, rugged, compact, lightweight, fast and effective FireCR System enables all imaging functions to be performed with the advanced image management software, a solution that can be adapted most clinical applications.

C2-7VN-D Ultrasound Probe

C2-7-D Ultrasound Probe

S1-5-D Ultrasound Probe

5Sp Ultrasound Probe

M5S-D Ultrasound Probe

3Sp Ultrasound Probe

The ExamVue DR software is designed for use by radiologists and radiology technicians for the acquisition of digital x-ray images. It interfaces with 3rd party digital x-ray detectors or CR scanners and manufacturer supplied software for the acquisition and storage of digital x-ray images. The ExamVue DR software then provides a user interface for the viewing, annotating, and other workstation functions. ExamVue DR includes the ability to receive patient information and send x-ray images to remote destinations using the DICOM 3.0 protocol.

The ExamVue PACS is a software solution for the storage, sharing, display and viewing for diagnosis of medical images. It consists of two software components, a central database and server software that holds, receives and distributes images, and a viewer program that can be installed on multiple computers for viewing, modifying, making measurements on, and displaying the images in the database.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

A component of an x-ray system used in diagnostic x-ray imaging applications, e.g., planar x-ray imaging or mammography. It typically consists of a housing containing lead foil strips separated by x-ray transparent spacers. These spacers or "interspaces" are filled with aluminium (Al) or another x-ray transparent (radiolucent) organic compound. Radiographic grids are placed between the x-ray target (patient) and the x-ray film and are used to absorb scatter radiation, and improve radiographic image contrast. It typically comes in two patterns, linear and crossed. Most are focused to a line in space called a convergent line, but can be used over a variable range called the focal distance.

CUBEScan BioCon-1100 (Bladder volume measurement system) is a safe, easy to use, non-invasive system for measuring bladder volume (residual volume). CUBEScan BioCon-1100 is a B-mode ultrasound device, which consists of a probe that sends and receives ultrasonic waves, and a console that processes ultrasonic signals and converts them into the desired data. The 3D-mechanical sector transducer take the bladder in 12 sections and calculate the volume of the bladder based on the images which appear on the LCD screen. In addition, the pre-scan function allows users to easily locate the location of the bladder before scanning, making measurement easier. Measurement results can be transferred to a computer, and data can be managed using CubePro-1100. CubePro-1100 has functions such as printing measurement results, storing data and so on.

The BioCon-500 is a portable ultrasound system for measuring the urine volume in a patient. BioCon-500 transmits ultrasound signals to the abdomen of a patient and receives the echoed signals. Using the echoed signals the system detects the bladder outlines and calculates the volume in bladder outlines.BioCon-500 has a Pre-Scan function, which shows the ultrasound images for a horizontal plane consisted of the echoed signals. The Pre-Scan function helps a user locate the bladder easily and get more accurate results.A user can print the results using a built-in thermal printer after measurements right away. Also using the optional CubeScanPC software you can upload the saved data in a device's flash ROM to a computer for reviewing the scan results.

The BioCon-700 is a portable ultrasound system for measuring the urine volume in a patient. BioCon-700 transmits ultrasound signals to the abdomen of a patient and receives the echoed signals. Using the echoed signals the system detects the bladder outlines and calculates the volume in bladder outlines.BioCon-700 has a Pre-Scan function, which shows the ultrasound images for a horizontal plane consisted of the echoed signals. The Pre-Scan function helps a user locate the bladder easily and get more accurate results.A user can print the results using a built-in thermal printer after measurements right away. Also using the optional CubeScanPC software you can upload the saved data in a device's flash ROM to a computer for reviewing the scan results.

The BioCon-750 is a portable ultrasound system for measuring the urine volume in a patient. BioCon-750 transmits ultrasound signals to the abdomen of a patient and receives the echoed signals. Using the echoed signals the system detects the bladder outlines and calculates the volume in bladder outlines.BioCon-750 has a Pre-Scan function, which shows the ultrasound images for a horizontal plane consisted of the echoed signals. The Pre-Scan function helps a user locate the bladder easily and get more accurate results.A user can print the results using a built-in thermal printer after measurements right away. Also using the optional CubeScan PC software you can upload the saved data in a device's flash ROM to a computer for reviewing the scan results.

CUBEScan BioCon-900 (bladder volume measurement system) is a safe and easy, noninvasive system to measure the bladder volume. CUBEScan BioCon-900 is a B-mode instrument, hand-held, wireless and battery-operated. A 3D-mechnical sector transducer provides cross-sectional images of the bladder from up to 12 scan planes and bladder volume is calculated based upon those images and displays 12 scan planes on a screen. Furthermore,a live image of the bladder during Pre-scan makes it easier to detect the bladder before scanning. Measurements are transmitted to a personal computer running CubePro software via a wireless connection. CubePro allows the user to input the patient information, print measurements, export to pdf or jpg, archive data, and review data.

CUBEScan BioCon-900S is a safe and easy, non-invasive system to measure the bladder volume. The device consists of a probe and various components. The probe is a B-mode instrument, which is hand-held, wireless and battery-operated. A 3D-mechanical sector transducer provides cross–sectional images of the bladder from up to 12 scan planes which users can check through the screen and bladder volume is calculated based upon those images. In addition, the Pre-scan function allows users to easily locate the bladder before scanning, making measurement easier. CUBEScan BioCon-900S consists of a probe and CUBEscan Charger or a probe and CUBEScan Docking Station, with an optional mobile cart and a barcode module.