EIZO’s “Future Focused” RadiForce monitor solutions at ECR 2010
EIZO GmbH Display Technologies, a leading manufacturer of monitor products for medical imaging applications, will display EIZO’s latest RadiForce monitor solutions at the European Congress of Radiology (ECR) 2010 in Austria.
Date: March 5 - 8, 2010
Location: Austria Center, Vienna, Austria
Booth: EXTENSION EXPO A, #24
EIZO’s complete spectrum of medical monitor solutions provides products of unsurpassed quality, consistency and value that are truly future focused.
Digital Mammography Monitors
EIZO will exhibit its new RadiForce GS521, a 5 megapixel monochrome monitor featuring high definition, a high resolution, and 15 mega sub-pixel rendering capability. It is designed specifically for displaying digital mammography images. In addition, EIZO’s upcoming 10 megapixel widescreen mammography monitor will be showcased.
Diagnostic Monitors
Our lineup of 1 to 5 megapixel monochrome and color medical display monitors with DICOM calibration and high-performance capabilities will be showcased. Amongst these is the new 2 megapixel high-brightness color monitor RadiForce RX220 which is ideal for displaying both monochrome and color images.
Clinical Review Monitors
New cost-efficient RadiForce MX-Series of clinical review monitors with reliability and quality maintainability equal to diagnostic monitors are designed to address the growing demand for clinical review monitors that can be calibrated to the DICOM Part 14 standard.
Surgical Monitors
EIZO’s 8 and 2 megapixel widescreen color monitors to meet the need to display and compare medical images from different modalities in operating rooms will be showcased along with 2.3 and 1 megapixel endoscopic monitors which can be used with advanced endoscopic video camera systems.
Along with the above mentioned monitor solutions, EIZO will demonstrate RadiCS Quality Control software which complies with AAPM, DIN, IEC and other QC standards, RadiNET Pro network QC management software which enables centralized management of all monitors in a hospital, and a new quality control tool Clip-on Swing Sensor G2 which features remote calibration.
