UMRi, DDD-Diagnostic sign distribution deal

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Nov 15, 2012

Universal Medical Resources (UMRi) has signed an agreement to be the exclusive distributor for the new Quantum Cam gamma camera from Danish nuclear medicine firm DDD-Diagnostic.

DDD has an existing worldwide network to distribute all of its new products.

UMRi's initial offerings were centered on cameras from ADAC Laboratories, which was acquired by Philips Healthcare. The company also distributes nuclear medicine systems from GE Healthcare and Siemens Healthcare.

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