SALFORD, UK - (HealthTech Wire / News) - Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust in the UK has ordered a second CARESTREAM DRX-Revolution Mobile X-ray System for use in their new Hope building, part of the Trust’s GBP 200 million (Euro 230 million) redevelopment scheme to improve the hospital site.
- The DRX-Revolution Mobile X-ray Systems provide imaging for A&E, ICU and the Medical, Surgical and Neurological High Dependency units
- It has proved popular with staff performing mobile examinations for overall ease of use, reliability and the quality of the drive supplied with the unit
- “The images are of a high standard, utilising the caesium iodide detector and having spare batteries charged on the unit is an additional advantage.”
The CARESTREAM DRX-Revolution Mobile X-ray Systems provide imaging for A&E, ICU and the Medical, Surgical and Neurological High Dependency units. Salford Royal is a large Major Trauma Centre providing local services to the City of Salford and specialist services to Greater Manchester and beyond. The radiology department carries out around 200,000 examinations each year.
Efficient imaging of a large number of examinations
Superintendent Radiographer at Salford Royal, Phil Smalley said, “We use the Carestream DRX- Revolution mobile for the efficient imaging of a large number of examinations. One of our main requirements was for wireless ability to transfer images to PACS and the DRX-Revolution scored highest during product evaluation.”
The first CARESTREAM DRX-Revolution was installed in November 2012 and has proved popular with staff performing mobile examinations for overall ease of use, reliability and the quality of the drive supplied with the unit. “The images are of a high standard, utilising the caesium iodide detector”, said Phil Smalley, “and having spare batteries charged on the unit is an additional advantage.” The positive reaction to the first CARESTREAM DRX-Revolution led to the decision to purchase the second unit.
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Source: HealthTech Wire
