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The Statscan Critical Imaging System is a flexible format digital radiography (DR) system aimed specifically at the needs of emergency medical centers and is designed to meet the radiography needs of both trauma patients and standard emergency patients. Statscan gives critical life-saving information to the medical staff by enabling them to have a complete picture—literally from head to toe—of a patient’s injuries, faster and with less interference with patient stabilization efforts than ever before possible.
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Statscan installations are now on
five continents:
Africa, North America, Asia, Europe and now South America
- The
first Statscan for South
America has been installed in Caracas, Venezuela. Details to follow soon...
- The
first Statscan for Asia has been shipped to be installed in Taiwan. Details to follow soon...
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| FIRST STATSCAN INSTALLED IN EUROPE |
| October
2006 - Inselspital,
Universitätsspital Bern, Switzerland founded in 1354 is a world renowned teaching and research
hospital and is now the site of the first European
Statscan installation. The Statscan is located in
the
Inselspital's interdisciplinary emergency center known to treat 30,000
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See
what two renowned physicians say about Statscan 2 years after
installation.
Stuart
E. Mirvis, MD, Stuart E. Mirvis, MD, Prof. of
Diagnostic Radiology, Director, Trauma & Emergency Radiology (wmv)
Thomas
M. Scalea, MD, Chairman and Prof. of Trauma Surgery,
Director, Shock Trauma Center(wmv)
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Listen to what an experienced Trauma & Emergency Radiology
Manager says about Statscan vs. CR.
On Statscan vs. CR (wmv)
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See
what two renowned physicians say about Statscan 6 months after
installation. |
Dr. James S. Jelinek, MD, Chairman of Radiology, Washington Hospital
Center
On
improved efficiency, case studies & image quality (wmv),
2/22/05
On imaging mass casualties patients & radiation dose benefits (wmv)
2 /22/05
See
Dr. Dennis S. Wang, MD, Former Director of Trauma
Services, Washington Hospital Center
On improved efficiency, image quality & resource utilization (wmv)
2/22/05
On
managing mass causalities patients (wmv)
2/22/05
On
improved trauma patient outcomes (wmv)
2/22/05
On using Statscan to assess unstable patients & case studies (wmv)
2/22/05
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