Technology | October 14, 2006
Dry Film Imager for All Orthopedic Applications

With the market transitioning from analog to digital, wet long film processors are becoming obsolete. The Codonics Horizon XL Multimedia Imager is a dry film imager that supports 36- and 51-inch long film output for digital applications. The XL can print long bone studies, scoliosis and pediatric and adult spines on long film for surgical planning.
Instead of stitching the images from CR/DR applications, the images are printed on one continuous film up to 51 inches. The dry film is available in two sizes, 14-by-36-inches and 14-by-51-inches.
The imager can fit in tight spaces, requiring only two feet of space on any counter top.


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