- 6 Megapixel
- 1300 cd/m²
- 2000:1 contrast
- DICOM calibration
- Dynamic Gamma
- Auto Text Mode
- Turbo Luminance
- Dynamic Range ExtensionLED Indicator/Front Buttons
- Build-in Sensor
- DICOM Conformance Check
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The JVC CLS-600 (JVC CLS600) can accommodate images from any modality such as US, CT, MRI, and Pathology. -
Barco’s Coronis MDCC6530 Fusion 6MP features an exclusive LCD panel with the latest IPS technology, offering best-in-class image quality that now also comes with a new energy-efficient and lightweight design. Its high brightness and high contrast ratio help unveil the subtlest of details so you can make the most accurate diagnosis. Its large 30″ screen real estate, wide aspect ratio, and full ACR compliance make this display the perfect fit for diagnostic imaging.- Color fusion display for flexible multimodality imaging
- With toolset to spark productivity
- Automated QA and calibration
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- Multimodality display for PACS and breast imaging
- 12MP screen resolution and Uniform Luminance Technology
- Accurate and consistent colors and greyscales
- Integrated tools to support workflow and improve ergonomics
- Automated QA and compliance tests
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- 21.3" IPS 3MP
- 1,100 cd/m2
- DICOM Part 14
- Auto Luminance Sensor
- Remote & Self Calibration
- Calibration Kit and Support
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- Protects the monitor against damage and fluid ingress on the front.
- Anti-reflective coating for continuous image quality.
- It can be mounted even when the monitor is installed in the system.
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JVC CL-S1200 (JVC CLS1200) can accommodate images from any modality including Digital Mammography/Tomosynthesis, US, CT, MRI and pathology.- Visual Point Mode
- 1200 cd/m2
- Turbo Luminance
- Dynamic Range Extension
- Protective Glass Filter
- Reading Light & Rear Light
- LED Indicator/Front Buttons
- Biuld-in Sensor
- DICOM Conformance Check
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- 21.3″ 3MP Diagnostic LCD Monitor
- 1536 x 2048 Resolution
- Display Both Monochrome and Color
- Hassle-Free Multi-Monitor Configuration
- Dicom monitor with FDA 510(k) clearance
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- 31-inch 12MP (4200x2800) IPS Display
- 1080cd/m2, sRGB over 97% (Coverage)
- Multi-resolution Mode (12/6MP)
- Pathology Mode, Focus View Mode
- Lighting (Down/ Wall), 6 Hot Keys
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- 12MP (4200x2800 pixel) resolution
- Integrated Front Sensor(IFS)
- 1200cd/m2 brightness
- Eye Relief with Comfort Light
- Clear, High Density Images
- Display Both Monochrome and Color
- FDA510K for Breast Tomosynthesis, Mammography
- 5 Year Warranty
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Eizo RadiForce MX194 (MX194-BK) 19inch 1.3MP Clinical Review DisplayCalibration compliant with the DICOM Part 14 standard calibration for viewing DSA, CT, and MRI. This high cost performance narrow bezel 19" monitor presents a space-efficient and high-volume installation solution to the space limited environment. -
- 14-bits Grayscales Look-Up Table for Precise Expression
- Built-in IQ Sensor® II for DICOM Calibration
- Luminance Uniformity Control (LUC)
- Digital Ambient Control (DAC)
- DisplayPort & DVI
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- 14-bits Grayscales Look-Up Table for Precise Expression
- Built-in IQ Sensor® II for DICOM Calibration
- Luminance Uniformity Control (LUC)
- Digital Ambient Control (DAC)
- DisplayPort & DVI
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- 31.5" 8MP IPS Display
- Multi Resolution Mode
- PBP / Dual Controller
- Auto Luminance Calibration
- Clinical Pathology Mode
- Ergonomic Design
- Hiliex Inc. Exclusive PerfectLum Calibration Bundle included
- 3 Year Software Support
- 5 Year Hardware Warranty
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- 21.3" IPS 3MP
- DICOM Part 14
- Auto Luminance Sensor
- Remote & Self Calibration
- Calibration Kit and Support
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- Dynamic Gamma
- Integrated QA Solution
- Self-calibration
- LED Indicator / Front Buttons
- Built-in Sensor
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Super High Resolution Display for Mammography (Optional: Independent Subpixel Drive Technology)
The JVC MS-S500-DH-M2000 Dual Head LCD Monitor comes with 1,000 cd/㎡ calibration to make it the best solution for breast image diagnosis. With a maximum luminance of 3000 cd/㎡, a long lifetime is secured even in this preset. The brighter screen dramatically increases the number of perceptual grayscale steps to improve visibility of microcalcifications, tumors and structures.
Types of Medical Diagnostic Display
Types of medical diagnostic displays include:
- Grayscale Monitors: Primarily used for displaying grayscale medical images like X-rays and mammograms.
- Color Monitors: Suitable for displaying color medical images such as MRI scans and ultrasound images.
- Multi-Modality Monitors: These displays can accurately render both grayscale and color images, making them versatile for various medical imaging modalities.
- High-Brightness Monitors: Specifically designed for viewing medical images in bright environments, such as operating rooms or interventional suites.
- 3D Monitors: Used for visualizing and manipulating three-dimensional medical images, commonly employed in surgical planning and interventional radiology procedures.
Why Diagnostic Radiology Monitors Matter?
Diagnostic radiology monitors matter because they are critical tools for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning in healthcare. High-quality displays with precise image reproduction are essential for detecting subtle abnormalities, assessing disease progression, and guiding therapeutic interventions. Reliable diagnostic monitors help minimize errors and improve patient outcomes by ensuring that medical images are viewed accurately and consistently.
Who Must Have Diagnostic Radiology Monitors?
Healthcare facilities and professionals who rely on medical imaging for diagnosis and treatment must have diagnostic radiology monitors. This includes hospitals, imaging centers, radiology practices, oncology clinics, and other medical facilities where medical imaging is performed. Radiologists, oncologists, surgeons, and other healthcare providers interpreting medical images also require access to diagnostic displays to perform their duties effectively.
Benefits of Diagnostic Radiology Monitors
The benefits of diagnostic radiology monitors include:
- High Image Quality: These monitors offer superior image quality with high resolution, contrast, and brightness, allowing for detailed visualization of anatomical structures and pathological findings.
- Consistency and Accuracy: Diagnostic displays are calibrated and optimized to ensure consistent and accurate image reproduction, reducing the risk of misinterpretation and diagnostic errors.
- Workflow Efficiency: By providing clear and precise images, diagnostic monitors help healthcare professionals streamline their workflow, leading to faster diagnosis and treatment decisions.
- Compliance with Standards: Diagnostic radiology monitors adhere to stringent regulatory standards and guidelines, such as DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine), ensuring compatibility and interoperability with medical imaging systems.
- Enhanced Collaboration: These displays facilitate collaboration among multidisciplinary healthcare teams by enabling the seamless sharing and review of medical images across different locations.
Key Features to Look for When Buying Medical Diagnostic Display
When buying a medical diagnostic display, key features to consider include:
- Image Quality Parameters: Look for monitors with high resolution, contrast ratio, luminance, and color accuracy to ensure optimal image quality.
- Calibration and QA Tools: Choose displays with built-in calibration and quality assurance tools to maintain image consistency and compliance with industry standards.
- Connectivity Options: Consider displays with various connectivity options, such as DICOM, HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB, to ensure compatibility with existing medical imaging systems.
- Ergonomic Design: Select monitors with adjustable stands, anti-glare screens, and ergonomic features to enhance user comfort and productivity during prolonged viewing sessions.
- Service and Support: Opt for displays from reputable manufacturers that offer comprehensive service contracts, technical support, and warranty coverage to minimize downtime and ensure long-term reliability.
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