Quantum selected for Conn. hospital installation

TriMed Staff | August 31, 2007 | Health Imaging | Practice Management

Medical equipment manufacturer Quantum Medical Imaging has completed installation of its Q-Rad radiographic system, featuring a Canon’s Medical System’s dual-panel DR receptor system at New Britain General Hospital in New Britain, Conn.

The Ronkonkoma, N.Y.-based company said the product purchase includes its TechVision device, offering two-way generator integration and image preview capabilities, which allows the technologist to remain by the patient for positioning.

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