RSA Biomedical

Nov 3, 2008

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(Booth 904) Swedish firm RSA Biomedical will travel to Chicago with version 3.0 of its mdesk orthopedic planning and templating software.

Version 3.0 includes new features such as a redesigned hip replacement guide, improved functionality for trauma templating, more templates from all major manufacturers, and an extended technical platform to facilitate PACS integration, according to the Umeå-based firm.

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