112 devices · GMDN 17904
Computed radiography digital imaging scanners are systems that transform traditional analog x-ray images into digital formats for clinical review and storage. These devices utilize photostimulable phosphor plates to capture radiographic data, which is then processed by a laser scanner to create high-resolution digital files.
These systems function as a bridge between conventional x-ray equipment and modern digital imaging workflows. The hardware typically includes an image reader and may incorporate specialized cassettes or printing components, excluding systems specifically designed for dental applications.
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