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Bethesda Spital Basel has been using Adora DRFi for almost a year. Expectations in terms of economy, potential applications and ease of use have been fully met. It also provides relief for patients.

The users particularly appreciate the ergonomic advantages of this system, which means that they can go through a high volume of examinations without putting unnecessary strain on their bodies. The users likewise appreciate the close cooperation, which exists between the X-ray department, the Danish distributor Santax and NRT.

Professor Johan Kärrholm is responsible for the research and finds the new equipment promising. The simplified operation gives considerable time gains and an improved working environment. The performance of the detectors in terms of image quality is as good as the digital cassettes.

Adora RF is NRT's unique hybrid equipped with Canon’s fluoroscopy detector. The combination opens the door to an X-ray lab that not only works excellently for radiography and thorax examinations, but also for dynamic fluoroscopy examinations. The key word is flexibility and Adora RF is intended to serve as an alternative or a complement...

In many cases, the examination time on the new system is twice as fast, which is a definitive benefit for the patients. In the future this means that the patientflow can be increased and the hospital will be able to save both time and money”, notes Department Director Anette Andrén Hedström.

The Adora RSA (NRT, Denmark) is a new stereo X-ray system custom built for Radiostereometry.

“A well designed X-ray laboratory makes room for improved treatment. We chose to go for the next generation X-ray laboratory, as I see it”

Equipment is the first of its kind in the world and will help researchers develop better bone-healing techniques

The new multi-functional X-ray system Adora was recently installed at the Karolinska University Hospital/Huddinge X-ray Clinic in Sweden. Section Manager Martin Brenning appreciates the innovative thinking behind Adora. The Adora is now ready for use at the Karolinska University Hospital/Huddinge X-ray Clinic. Martin Brenning who is...