FDA oks Konica Minolta CR mammography system
The FDA has cleared Konica Minolta Medical Imaging’s Xpress CR Digital Mammography upgrade.
The clearance specifically applies to the company’s CP1M 18 x 24 and 24 x 30 cassettes and the use of the CS-3 control station with the Regius 190 and 210 readers, according to Wayne, N.J.-based Konica.
The system recognizes cassette types to accommodate digital imaging for both general radiography and mammography applications. The CS-3 control station includes imaging tools for CR, DR and mammography imaging applications, such as mammography algorithms for skin line detection and chest wall masking.
The clearance specifically applies to the company’s CP1M 18 x 24 and 24 x 30 cassettes and the use of the CS-3 control station with the Regius 190 and 210 readers, according to Wayne, N.J.-based Konica.
The system recognizes cassette types to accommodate digital imaging for both general radiography and mammography applications. The CS-3 control station includes imaging tools for CR, DR and mammography imaging applications, such as mammography algorithms for skin line detection and chest wall masking.