Michigan childrens hospital chooses Shimadzu DR technology
The University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital has selected the Mobile DaRt Evolution with CXDI-60C, a digital mobile x-ray system by Shimadzu Medical Systems for installation in the Hospital’s Holden neonatal intensive care unit.
The DR system includes a detachable detector cable, an ultrasonic source-to-patient distance dose calculator allowing for dose reduction and a 9-inch x 11-inch cesium iodide flat-panel detector, ideal for newborns, said the Kyoto, Japan-based company.
Livonia, Mich.-based Mikron Digital Imaging-Midwest, a representative of Shimadzu, provided the technology to the hospital, established system protocols and performed applications training for the staff.
The DR system includes a detachable detector cable, an ultrasonic source-to-patient distance dose calculator allowing for dose reduction and a 9-inch x 11-inch cesium iodide flat-panel detector, ideal for newborns, said the Kyoto, Japan-based company.
Livonia, Mich.-based Mikron Digital Imaging-Midwest, a representative of Shimadzu, provided the technology to the hospital, established system protocols and performed applications training for the staff.