FDA clears Stallion digital package

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Stallion Technologies is planning its entry into the medical imaging market after receiving 510(k) clearance for a digital image processing package for dynamic x-ray modalities. Stallion began marketing its X-Sight package to medical imaging OEMs and

Stallion Technologies is planning its entry into the medical imaging market after receiving 510(k) clearance for a digital image processing package for dynamic x-ray modalities. Stallion began marketing its X-Sight package to medical imaging OEMs and major distributors after winning Food and Drug Administration clearance in January.

The main feature of X-Sight is its flexibility, according to Marshall Ma, general manager of the Liverpool, NY, company. The package supports a wide range of x-ray systems, including radiography-fluoroscopy, C-arms, angiography suites, and cardiac catheterization labs. X-Sight also is available in configurations that support high-end techniques such as digital subtraction angiography and biplane cardiac cath. In its basic configuration, X-Sight is capable of resolutions of up to 2048 x 2048 in 10 bits, with 12-bit real-time image processing functions. It also supports acquisition rates of up to 120 fps.

X-Sight supports digital acquisition technologies ranging from analog cameras to CCD-based systems, and the company is working on developing an interface to flat-panel digital sensors in development. Stallion is an engineering services firm that has decided to branch out into medical imaging by developing the software used in X-Sight, Ma said.

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