Used Imaging Equipment

Liquids infusion pumps for ambulatory use.

Various devices and equipment based on electrical measurements, which are performed with the aid of surface electrodes or volume electrodes.

Bone densitometers, dual energy, isotope or X-ray tube. (DEXA)

Bone densitometer using isotope of X-ray radiation.

Bone densitometers using ultrasonic measurements to assess bone density, usually at the calcaneus or patella. Patients are not exposed to radioactive X-rays.

Biopsy units, some mammographic, used to take samples from breast tissue for testing.

Mobile radiographic and fluoroscopic units.

Tables for C-Arm systems.

Computerized detection system which analyzes digital mammography images.

Angiographic and special-procedure R/F imaging systems (fluoroscopy), including cardiovascular and cardiac catheterization.

Chest radiographic units,conventional and digital.

Contrast media injectors for CT, MRI and angiography.

A system for digitizing X-ray images from fluorescence plates (cassette).

Phantoms for CT simulation and testing.

Radiographic computed tomography systems (CT) for total body scanning.

X-ray film processor for use in normal light conditions.

Film based radiographic system for conventional dental radiography.

Digital radiographic systems for dental imaging or extraoral dental use. Radiographic units for conventional or panoramic dental radiography.

Digital X-ray scanner with a 360 degree rotation.

Digital imaging systems that convert input signal to visual display.

Intraoral Digital X-ray detectors and the electronic acquisition and processing system for dental digital radiography.

Digital radiographic mammography units.

Digital radiography upgrade system.

Recording, storing and playback equipment for medical imaging modalities.

This module is especially designed to accurately trigger different devices (e.g. stimulator or other devices) with the R-wave of an ECG signal. This device can work as a module of other medical devices, or as a stand alone unit, for different medical diagnostic procedures.

CT scanning systems with electron beam.

Mixers for developing and fixing bath solutions, for X-ray film processing.

X-ray film duplicators, for making quality copies of imaging films.

A device which prints on the X-ray several important identified parameters such as the patient name, clinic name, date etc.

Automatic film developing units for X-rays.

Cine film processors used mainly for cinefluorography films.

X-ray film digitizers.

A safety box to keep new films in dark conditions.

High resolution monitors intended for use with various medical imaging techniques.

A device which converts X-ray patterns into a visible image (Analogue).

Control room and personal accessories intended to protect the radiologist, technician or visitors from X-ray radiation, or to provide RF shielding.

Laser imaging system that produces high-resolution multi format films.

Phantoms for mammography.

Mammographic X-ray imaging units (mammograph).

Cameras used for a variety of medical diagnostics, monitoring etc.

A specially designed vehicle, truck or trailer built to host and operate a medical utility like CT Scanner, MRI, Gamma Camera, Dental Units etc.

Monitors designed to display electronic images from a multi input source, either in real time as they are obtained or from a pre-recorded source.

General purpose bone densitometers, specially designed to be used in a mobile unit and installed in a trailer or a container.

Cath Lab systems installed in a specially designed mobile trailer (or movable container).

Radiographic computed tomography systems (CT), generally total body scanning devices which are installed in a specially designed mobile trailer (or movable container).

Mammographic X-ray imaging units installed in a specially designed mobile trailer (or movable container).

Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanning units, specially designed to be used in a mobile unit and installed in a trailer or a container.

Computed Tomography Positron Emission Tomography (PET/CT) scanning systems generate PET and CT images of a patient in a single study. Installed in a specially designed mobile trailer (or movable container).

Mobile radiographic units.

Motorized viewboxes for loading X-ray sequence.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanning units (stationary).

A coil, or composed set of coils, intended to pick up signals from a specific anatomic area.

Equipment specially produced to fit into the MRI suite.

An audio system for playing music during the MRI acquisition period.

Motion picture cameras for photographing and reproducing digital images from diagnostic imaging systems.

PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) for collecting, storing and retrieving patient images and data.

The devices allow radiographs more precise positioning of infants and children, as well as exact duplication of positions for re-check examinations.

Scanning systems which detect emissions as a result of positrons and electrons annihilation.

Computed Tomography Positron Emission Tomography (PET/CT) scanning systems generate PET and CT images of a patient in a single study.

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

Thermal printers that produce hard copy from diagnostic imaging data.

A complete general purpose film based radiographic system.

A complete general purpose digital radiographic system.

Digital radiographic (DR) and fluoroscopic system.

Conventional radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment.

A device used to check output and symmetry of radiation therapy machines.

Phantoms for radiography.

Radiographic photospot fast image recording cameras used for direct radiography.

A computerized system, usually with high resolution display(s), intended to review the imaging studies. Higher level work stations are suitable for viewing various modalities and perform merging of images.

Simulation systems for radiotherapy treatment planning using CT scanner .

This family of devices includes all types of accessories for supporting and fixing the position of the patient who is undergoing radiotherapy planning and treatment.

Add-on software for processing, improving and displaying ultrasonic imaging.

Combined SPECT and X-ray CT systems which are capable of achieving physiological images with improved special resolution.

Teleradiology information systems for transmission of radiology images.

Non-invasive, non-contact diagnostic equipment which helps visualize and quantify changes in body heat and skin surface temperature. Areas with abnormal temperatures may relate to a number of medical conditions such as breast cancer, benign tumors, extremity disorders and blood flow related issues.

A system intended for fragmentation, lysing and removal of the occluding substances in the arteries.

Linear radiographic/ tomographic system.

A rapid total body X-ray scanner that is used mainly for preliminary scanning of patients in emergency rooms and trauma centers.

A dedicated warmer to warm up gel temperature to body temperature.

Cardiac ultrasonic scanning systems.

Ultrasonic imaging and measurement systems.

Portable, small, and lightweight ultrasonic scanning systems of small superficial organs.

Simulation based ultrasound training systems.

Ultrasound units specially designed for diagnosing animals of all sizes, including big and medium sized animals.

An uninterruptible power supply provides emergency power and line regulation to connected equipment by supplying power from a separate source, typically for 5–15 minutes until an auxiliary power supply can be turned on, utility power restored, or equipment safely shut down.

Open upright  MRI that allows the patient to walk in and be scanned.

R/F systems for various examinations and surgical procedures.

Telemedicine systems using remote telecommunications for videoconferences.

A comprehensive system for management, processing and storage of imported video and stills.

Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records.

A special compact construction which can accept a large number of cassettes or X-ray grids.

Power supply generators for X-ray tubes.

A device which scans specially exposed films, in order to examine the sensitivity and the density modulation of the whole X-ray image production process.

A separate unit which interfaces between the whole X-ray system and the operator.

Equipment intended to measure the energy, exposure and timing of radiological systems.

X-ray tube designed for X-ray patient imaging, enclosed in its special housing.

A box with a luminous screen which enables examination of medical images films.