by
Mai Hiraoka, Media Relations Manager | July 15, 2020
From the July 2020 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
CEIA USA Ferromagnetic Division, CEIA MSDW
CEIA USA Ferromagnetic Division • CEIA MSDW
The wall-mounted CEIA MSDW detects magnets and all ferromagnetic objects considered dangerous in the MRI environment. The MSDW can operate as a single unit for a pass-by or rotate-by checkpoint or it can operate in passthrough configuration with CEIA’s exclusive EVO analyses, which features uniform detection sensitivity over the entire transit area. Multi-zone acoustic and optical alarm signaling indicates the ferrous threat items on patients and staff. Limited operator training is required for ease and speed of system use. Integrated memory logging is available for recording up to 70,000 events including alarms, programming modifications and diagnostics.
CEIA USA Ferromagnetic Division, CEIA MSDH
CEIA USA Ferromagnetic Division • CEIA MSDH
The MSDH is a flexible and portable ferromagnetic detector for MRI safety screening that features a one-piece, lightweight design for easy setup. The system provides fast, simple and effective analysis for the detection of ferromagnetic and magnetized objects that are considered dangerous to patients and staff in the MRI environment. The MSDH can operate as a single unit for a pass-by or rotate-by checkpoint or it can operate in a pass-through configuration with CEIA’s exclusive EVO analyses, which features uniform detection sensitivity over the entire transit area. With no installation costs and built-in 26-hour battery, the system is ready for immediate use.
EIZO, Inc. • RadiForce MX315W 8-megapixel monitor
The RadiForce MX315W is the first 8-megapixel monitor in the RadiForce MX Series. The resolution is 4096 x 2160 pixels, and this 31.1-inch screen, so a large amount of information can be viewed all at once. The MX315W also offers the highest brightness in the RadiForce MX Series at 450 cd/m2. By utilizing the MX315W’s increased viewing space and freedom of layout, it is possible to display various inspection images side-by-side, such as CT and MRI images in a tiled format. It allows the comparison of old and current scans, ultimately improving efficiency.
