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Delft takes majority interest in Rogan

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Delft Instruments has increased its interest in Rogan Medical Systems from 35% to 52%. Rogan, which markets its PACS software worldwide under the name HyperPACS, will continue to trade as a separate Delft operating company. Rogan already

Delft Instruments has increased its interest in Rogan Medical Systems from 35% to 52%. Rogan, which markets its PACS software worldwide under the name HyperPACS, will continue to trade as a separate Delft operating company. Rogan already collaborates with two other Delft companies: Nucletron for radiotherapy and thorax imaging and Oldelft Benelux for equipment distribution and maintenance.

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