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When patients enter a trauma center or emergency room with multiple injuries, Statscan can provide a full body image for initial diagnosis in thirteen seconds, and then zoom in on specific smaller areas for a more detailed evaluation. Unlike conventional analog X-ray devices, and even newer CR and flat panel detector DR devices, Statscan can capture clear images without requiring injured patients to be repeatedly moved and manipulated to achieve the desired results. The speed and flexibility of Statscan reduces the need to move a patient out of the resuscitation area during the critical golden hour for further assessment using time-consuming tools that offer far less patient accessibility such as CT scanners. Once the patient is properly positioned in Statscan Critical Imaging System and the required view is selected, a radiograph is acquired via the Operator Console. This is done by selecting the required radiograph procedure from a series of pictograms and then activating the scan handle. The system automatically computes and sets all the necessary X-ray parameters such as resolution, kV's and mA's. Statscan then acquires a radiograph by means of a horizontal movement of the C-arm. The image of the radiograph appears on the Operator Console screen within seconds. Once an image has been acquired, it is immediately available for viewing at the Diagnostic Viewing Station. Selections of previously recorded radiographs are available to page through at a high speed. All radiographs can be transmitted over the network utilizes industry standard protocols such as DICOM 3 for Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) and viewing purposes on user specific Radiological Information Systems (RIS). For more information
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