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I am looking at buying a practice and possibly getting a digital x-ray system . what are the thoughts on digital systems... what is good? what am I looking at for expenses.
“I started using digital X-ray about nine months ago,” points out Dr. Ornstein. “It cost a lot of money, but it was one of the best things I have done from the perspective of efficiency. I don’t lose X-rays anymore. Before, one might get misplaced or I wouldn’t be able to read the names on the X-rays. Now everything is on my computer. I won’t run out of chart space again.”
Hope this helps. Good luck with the practice purchase. Did you read this thread we had recently on: Bought new practice....
I've recommended going to digital to most of my clients. No hassles with chemicals and EPA (increasingly problematic east and west coast). Wonderful clinically. Cost over its life is a wash compared to chemical processing. You can see things on digital you'll never see on film, so clincally I like it very much. Can be pricey to get going, mostly because you will need a second server. Running about $25,000 soup to nuts (including computer hardware) the last time I checked.
Some units are better than others - most of my clients are going with Allpro, with Tigerview software. Allpro
Hi All,
Can someone tell me if the CR digital system below is complete with everything I need to operate it and also how much would a system like this run used? thank you for your help!
2008 Konica-Minolta CR System w/Bennett X-Ray
(1) 2008 Konica-Minolta Computed Radiography System Model Regius 110; S/N 090202746 Includes: 17" Eizo Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Lenovo CPU, 2 Large & 2 Small X-Ray Plates. (1) 1996 Bennett HFQ-300 X-Ray Machine; S/N: BHF-34022 Power 200-270 VAC. Includes 1991 X-Ray Camera Model D-50M, S/N: 5507 & 2001 Cassette Holder Model 131A, S/N: E002941. (1) Dell Optiplex 360 CPU S/N: BHR8JG1; Includes 24" Acer Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse & Speakers. (1) Dell Optiplex 360 CPU S/N: BHR6JG1; Includes 21" Viewsonic Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse & Speakers.
Digital X-ray systems HELP..
Linear Mode
