Company failed to file 10-K by deadlineDigital x-ray developer Swissray International of New York City was dealt a blow last month by the NASDAQ Stock Exchange, which delisted Swissray’s stock effective Oct. 26. The delisting undermines More »
Company may have an edge over other digital x-ray developersThe stage is set for a wild scramble in the digital x-ray market following GE Medical Systems’ receipt of 510(k) clearance for a new digital chest x-ray system using amorphous More »
GE gets nod for digital x-ray system, adding heft to surging PACS program
Vendor will encounter heavy competition in chest segment GE Medical Systems seems to be getting all the breaks these days in the PACS market. The latest good news More »
Some monitor firms continue focus on CRTs, however The display monitor market is often overlooked as an area of technological development in PACS. Since correct diagnosis often relies on More »
Firm seeks low-cost solution for large-format imagingAs full-field digital mammography vendors continue their slow progress toward Food and Drug Administration clearance, a new company has appeared on the horizon with a unique approach to digital More »
Unit produces improved images with less radiationDigital x-ray developer Cardiac Mariners made its market debut this month with a new digital cardiac catheterization lab that the company believes represents a major leap forward in x-ray More »
Imation of Oakdale, MN, gained an additional distribution channel for its DryView line of dry laser printers through an agreement with the Swissray Information Solutions division of Swissray International. New York City-based Swissray has rights for one More »
Digital x-ray developer Swissray International has signed an agreement with Imation to sell that company's DryView laser imaging systems. The one-year agreement is renewable on a yearly basis, according to More »
Sterling begins looking for new sources of arraysThe market introduction of digital x-ray systems may have received an unexpected challenge this month when active-matrix liquid crystal display developer Optical Imaging Systems (OIS) ceased More »
