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Industry News Video: Sectra counts photons to fight cancer
The promise of increased efficiency and minimal x-ray dose were enough to convince Dr. Matthew Wallis to choose Sectra Medical Systems five years ago when setting up a digital breast screening program in the U.K.
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The promise of increased efficiency and minimal x-ray dose were enough to convince Dr. Matthew Wallis to choose Sectra Medical Systems five years ago when setting up a digital breast screening program in the U.K. Greg Freiherr has the video blog.
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