GE HealthCare Expands Portable Ultrasound Line with New Laptop Systems
The new product family includes two compact systems designed for use in various clinical applications and care settings.
The new product family includes two compact systems designed for use in various clinical applications and care settings.
Imaging equipment is becoming more complex, and experienced imaging engineers are harder to find. Industry leaders discuss how HTM teams can respond.
As AI becomes more common across healthcare technology, the voluntary certification gives hospitals a way to demonstrate they have processes in place to govern its use.
The new product family includes two compact systems designed for use in various clinical applications and care settings.
The new mobile experience connects technicians, clinical staff, and hospital leaders on a single platform to help accelerate issue resolution and improve visibility across medical equipment service.
New pathways allow health systems to update legacy imaging equipment with artificial intelligence and workflow tools while preserving existing infrastructure.
The San Antonio health system will use a service-based model to standardize monitoring across its facilities and improve alarm management.
The system creates preliminary report text from chest X-rays and is intended to support radiologists facing increasing workloads.
Test equipment leaders from BC Group, Rigel Medical, Pronk Technologies, and Fluke Biomedical discuss changing customer expectations, the rise of automation, and where diagnostic tools are headed next.
The $35 million expansion will advance artificial intelligence-powered ultrasound solutions for trauma assessment and mass casualty incident preparedness.
The medical-grade ice-based container replaces traditional cardboard and Styrofoam packaging to improve safety and reliability during organ shipping.
The system features enhanced LED multi-light technology and is compatible with Fujifilm’s 500-, 600-, 700- and new, next-generation 800-Series endoscopes.
A new offering focuses on identifying AI-related vulnerabilities and accelerating response as attacks move faster than traditional security workflows.
The acquisition includes exclusive rights to the FDA-cleared xvision Spine System, which uses augmented reality for surgical navigation.