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S&S introduces mammography devices

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Houston-based S&S Technology has developed the architecture for a hybrid mammography workstation that combines a computer and motorized viewer. The RADX Mammography Workstation places both films and digital images ergonomically for a community in

Houston-based S&S Technology has developed the architecture for a hybrid mammography workstation that combines a computer and motorized viewer. The RADX Mammography Workstation places both films and digital images ergonomically for a community in transition from analog to digital reading. The company has crafted space for two computer monitors beneath the upper belt of a motorized mammography viewer. Space is allowed for the CPU to be mounted in either the left or right side of the viewer's frame, allowing access to the computer's controls. The workstation integrates the company's RADX CrystalViewer film viewer, which was introduced in late 2001.

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