Italray nets 2 DRF orders

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Aug 2, 2010

Italian x-ray vendor Italray of Scandicci has received two orders for its Clinodigit Omega DRF system.

One order comes from a private imaging center in central Italy and another order is from a hospital in Moscow.

Clinodigit Omega is a multifunctional system featuring a 17 x 17-inch flat-panel detector, which can perform radiography and all fluoroscopy examinations on one system.

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