The portability and durability of the device may make it an emerging option for bedside imaging.
Offering an array of promising benefits including quality imaging, usability across devices and enhanced portability due to lighter weight and an ergonomic design, Carestream’s Lux 35 Detector appears to check off a number of boxes for busy radiologists.
In a recent interview at RSNA 2021, Diagnostic Imaging sat down with Jill Hamman, the global product marketing manager for X-ray solutions for Carestream, to discuss the advantages of the Lux 35 Detector. Watch below:
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