To continue to evolve and stay ahead, imaging departments must continue to transition from CR to DR and from fee-for-service to value-based care and reimbursement. Radiology providers must be fully equipped to improve all aspects of quality outcomes. Now, more than ever, you need technology that boosts efficiency, productivity, patient comfort
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FDR Go PLUS's retractable tube column and quiet, compact design make it ideal for navigating busy environments. This portable DR imaging system displays images at the bedside in seconds for fast, comfortable, and precise patient care. Learn more.
The FDR AQRO is a complete digital X-ray system that combines the high sensitivity of Fujifilm's D-EVO II detectors with refined image processing to generate high-resolution images at a low dose. It is an ideal solution for dedicated department use.
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The FDR D-EVO GL is the world's first single-exposure long-length DR detector. With easy patient positioning and rapid exposure time, it simplifies exams for the technologist while lowering dose and discomfort for the patient. Learn more.
ASPIRE Cristalle, now with digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), is designed to optimize image acquisition, regardless of breast composition, at a low dose. It helps deliver patient comfort and provides a scalable platform for future technologies. Learn more.
The ASPIRE Bellus II mammography workstation offers a multimodality view for radiologists in an exceptional hi-resolution display and also offers 2D and tomosynthesis comparisons. While supporting a range of DICOM formats, the system is designed around the unique requirements of mammography.
Visit Booth #801 at AHRA 2018 to see how our digital imaging portfolio will address the unique needs of your patient care, including pediatrics, women’s health, and more.
Fujifilm's portfolio of Women's Health solutions was developed based on industry insights that impact women's care. We offer an integrated, multi-modality suite of solutions designed to help improve patient care in the fight against breast cancer.
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Fujifilm's Pediatrics portfolio is designed to tackle one of healthcare’s most complex and unique challenges: imaging children. We offer a comprehensive range of healthcare IT solutions, digital radiography, and ultrasound solutions to support your pediatric Enterprise Imaging needs. Learn more.
Monday, July 23, 2018
11:30am-12:30pm
Exhibit Hall, Booth #801
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Nancy M. Cappello, PhD Breast Cancer Survivor Founder and Director Are You Dense, Inc. Are You Dense Advocacy, Inc. |
Developments in Pediatric Imaging: Best Practices in Dose, Comfort, and Safety
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
7:15-8:15 a.m.
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Gregg Cretella National Director, Clinical Operations FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc. |
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Steven Don, MD Associate Professor of Radiology Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Washington University School of Medicine |
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Robert MacDougall, M.Sc. AAPM Task Group 252 Chair Boston Children's Hospital |
Recently published FDA guidance, coupled with the ongoing work of the Image Gently Alliance and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM), continues to refine the safety and effectiveness of pediatric X-ray imaging. This session will update the audience on initiatives of the Image Gently Alliance, the American College of Radiology Dose Index Registry, introduce highlights of the FDA Guidance on X-ray imaging devices that are indicated for pediatric populations, and report on the progress of AAPM Task Group 252 (Methodology for the development of pediatric techniques for CR/DR).
With the recent transition from Computed Radiography to Digital Radiography, this session will also examine current dose-monitoring and repeat/reject analysis tools, advances in DR technology, and the best pediatric imaging practices that can help achieve optimum image quality at the appropriate dose. New technologies that aim to reduce repeat imaging and customize x-ray technique based on patient size will also be introduced. Learn more.
