New & Used Cine Projector

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Cine Projector CAP-35B III 134347 - MedWOW

954351275

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Device: Cine Projector
Manufacturer: AFP Imaging
Model: CAP-35B III
Location: United States, Massachusetts
Business type: Dealer
499
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Cine Projector 35D 67396 - MedWOW

924219532

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Device: Cine Projector
Manufacturer: Tagarno
Model: 35D
Location: United States, Minnesota
Business type: Dealer
Rating: 80%
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Cine Projector 35AX 112097 - MedWOW

573519497

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Device: Cine Projector
Manufacturer: Tagarno
Model: 35AX
Location: United States, Missouri
Business type: Distributor
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Cine Projector CAP-35B II 18829 - MedWOW

965282086

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Device: Cine Projector
Manufacturer: AFP Imaging
Model: CAP-35B II
Location: United States, Minnesota
Business type: Dealer
Rating: 80%
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This Seller accepts Escrow as a payment method
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163591856

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Device: Cine Projector
Manufacturer: Tagarno
Model: 35AX
Location: United States, Vermont
Business type: Broker
Negotiable
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Cine Projector may also be referred to as :

Thirty-Five (35) mm Camera | Radiographic/Fluoroscopic Unit Accessories | Cardiac Film Projector | Cardiac Cine Projector | Cardiac Catheterization Equipment

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Tips for buying Cine Projector

  1. Digital storage systems are gradually replacing cine projectors and cardiac film projectors.
  2. The average archiving costs of film from a cine projector is $100 per patient, while digital storage of cardiac catheterization data only costs a few dollars per patient study.
  3. There is a standard for cine projector storage media, file formatting, and digital image retrieval/processing. In early 1995, network image transfer of x-ray angiographic and radiographic/ fluoroscopic images was added to the standard.
  4. Facilities should use these standards to eliminate problems with acquiring, storing, and transferring digital angiographic images and information from different manufacturers and imaging modalities.