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	Fuji FCR XC-2 with Flash Lite	Details
	Digital X-ray with Exceptional Image Quality for Private Practitioners in an Efficient, Compact Package Application The Fuji Film Computed Radiography (FCR) XL-2 and XC-2 are digital radiography systems utilizing storage phosphor Imaging Plates (IP) as an x-ray detection device. FCR XL-2 and XC-2 units scan and process x-ray image information from an IP that has been exposed using a cassette-type x-ray stand. This system can also print out hard copies on film via a connected image recorder and can transmit digital images to PACS. The FCR XL-2 and XC-2 provides general x-ray imaging for Private Practitioners. FCR XL-2 and XC-2 systems also include the capability to perform Pantomographic exams. Features Due to the benefits of digital image processing, the system produces radiographs that have a high diagnostic value and are easy to read. Fast Scan (200μ), Standard High Resolution (100μ) and High Resolution (50μ) size using HR IP's is possible with the FCR XL-2. Reading modes are user selectable. Fast Scan reading provides maximum throughput for the XL-2 for both 14x14" and 14x17" sizes, while standard HQ reading mode provides 10 pixel/mm resolution image acquisition and display for all intake sizes without impacting system speed. High Resolution (50μ) Scanning is available with the FCR XL-2 for 18x24cm and 24x30cm sized (HR IP's) making it ideal for orthopedic and extremity applications, where seeing fine detail is critical. The system's wide latitude and automatic sensitivity adjustment function protects radiographs from variations in x-ray exposure conditions. This results in consistent image density for all types of radiographs. Image processing parameters are selected through anatomical region selection menus. The FCR XL-2 reader can be network connected to multiple Flash IIP (Image & Information Processor) consoles and other FCR readers for maximum scalability and redundancy. The FCR XC-2 supports a dedicated relationship of the reader to the Flash IIP console workstation. A Flash IIP console workstation is provided standard with each reader unit. Fujifilm's Flash IIP is designed for simple and fast patient identification, image viewing, reprocessing and optimization. It integrates patient identification process (via manual entry or automated by connection with RIS/HIS using DICOM Worklist Management) with Fujifilm's intelligent image processing and ability to transmit images to PACS and/or imagers. The Flash IIP features a simplified user interface, which allows for complete patient processing in as few as 3 easy steps. See Flash IIP datasheet for more information. Contact our partner company Essential Enterprise Solutions, Inc. for pricing and availability of this product. Phone: 727-938-3374 Website: http://www.eesimed.com/products/CR.html


	Fuji FCR XL-2 with Flash Lite	Details
	Digital X-ray with Exceptional Image Quality for Private Practitioners in an Efficient, Compact Package Application The Fuji Film Computed Radiography (FCR) XL-2 and XC-2 are digital radiography systems utilizing storage phosphor Imaging Plates (IP) as an x-ray detection device. FCR XL-2 and XC-2 units scan and process x-ray image information from an IP that has been exposed using a cassette-type x-ray stand. This system can also print out hard copies on film via a connected image recorder and can transmit digital images to PACS. The FCR XL-2 and XC-2 provides general x-ray imaging for Private Practitioners. FCR XL-2 and XC-2 systems also include the capability to perform Pantomographic exams. Features Due to the benefits of digital image processing, the system produces radiographs that have a high diagnostic value and are easy to read. Fast Scan (200μ), Standard High Resolution (100μ) and High Resolution (50μ) size using HR IP's is possible with the FCR XL-2. Reading modes are user selectable. Fast Scan reading provides maximum throughput for the XL-2 for both 14x14" and 14x17" sizes, while standard HQ reading mode provides 10 pixel/mm resolution image acquisition and display for all intake sizes without impacting system speed. High Resolution (50μ) Scanning is available with the FCR XL-2 for 18x24cm and 24x30cm sized (HR IP's) making it ideal for orthopedic and extremity applications, where seeing fine detail is critical. The system's wide latitude and automatic sensitivity adjustment function protects radiographs from variations in x-ray exposure conditions. This results in consistent image density for all types of radiographs. Image processing parameters are selected through anatomical region selection menus. The FCR XL-2 reader can be network connected to multiple Flash IIP (Image & Information Processor) consoles and other FCR readers for maximum scalability and redundancy. The FCR XC-2 supports a dedicated relationship of the reader to the Flash IIP console workstation. A Flash IIP console workstation is provided standard with each reader unit. Fujifilm's Flash IIP is designed for simple and fast patient identification, image viewing, reprocessing and optimization. It integrates patient identification process (via manual entry or automated by connection with RIS/HIS using DICOM Worklist Management) with Fujifilm's intelligent image processing and ability to transmit images to PACS and/or imagers. The Flash IIP features a simplified user interface, which allows for complete patient processing in as few as 3 easy steps. See Flash IIP datasheet for more information. Contact our partner company Essential Enterprise Solutions, Inc. for pricing and availability of this product. Phone: 727-938-3374 Website: http://www.eesimed.com/products/CR.html


	Fuji FCR Prima	Details
	From digitize to archive, this is Fujifilm’s seamless workflow DIGITIZE Compact footprint, only 0.24m^2 The FCR PRIMA is one of the most compact and lightweight reader units on the market. The required space is comparatively smaller than other similar table-top systems and can be installed in any open space. Another advantage of this unit is that you don’t need a darkroom any longer. Flexible reading in various sizes The IP cassette can read various imaging sizes such as for the chest, lumbar spine, pantomography (15 ✕ 30cm), and extremities. Virtually all imaging requirements can be satisfied with a single unit. Optional (To be chosen at the time of purchase) Stable and optimized images Fujifilm’s Image Intelligence™ technology automatically enables stable and optimized high-quality images. Other features: Throughput of up to 29 images an hour Repeated use of IP READ All-in-one workstation The FCR PRIMA Console is a complete image management workstation that is designed for simple and fast patient identification, image acquiring and processing, as well as image viewing, reprocessing, optimizing, and archiving. Quick display with simple operation You can customize the user interface according to your preference such as adding shortcut buttons or removing unneeded ones. Just input patient information and select exposure menu, suitable image processing condition will be automatically applied. Adjusted image will be displayed for diagnosis. Various diagnostic functions The FCR PRIMA Console is a multi-functional unit that has functions to: change the magnification of an image display the studied images side-by-side compare the latest image with the archived images measure the length, angle, etc. of the image add annotation text, graphic symbols, and electronic markers to an image Other features: Uses a suitable monitor for medical image display Limit of access to patient information for security Preset image processing for more effective diagnosis ARCHIVE Integrated management of image data and patient data You can register a maximum of 200,000 patient data on the PC. The registered patient data can then be speedily retrieved and displayed by entering the patient name and ID number. Less storage space All images are stored in the HDD of the PC. These high-quality images can be copied to a DVD as backup. Requires less storage space than analog imaging systems. The PDI (Portable Data for Imaging) function By bundling the Simplified DICOM Viewer Software with the patient data onto CD-R or DVD-R, images can be distributed to patients for viewing on their PCs. Other features Can send images in JPEG format by e-mail Can print film through dry imager Contact our partner company Essential Enterprise Solutions, Inc. for pricing and availability of this product. Phone: 727-938-3374 Website: http://www.eesimed.com/products/CR.html