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InfiMed upgrades digital products
Advanced image processing features, an expanded DICOM interface, and a newly designed CCD camera system are among the enhancements now available on InfiMed's PlatinumOne Cardiac package. The company has also upgraded its PlatinumOne Combo system with
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Advanced image processing features, an expanded DICOM interface, and a newly designed CCD camera system are among the enhancements now available on InfiMed's PlatinumOne Cardiac package. The company has also upgraded its PlatinumOne Combo system with real-time digital subtraction for interventional vascular as well as cardiac procedures.
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