Viztek Introduces Easy Install, Plug-and-Play DR Demonstration Unit -

New System Eliminates the Necessity of Site Visits

Raleigh, NC— Viztek, the digital radiology solution provider, debuts an exciting new no-wire plug-and-play demonstration system for its retrofit digital radiography (DR) unit that enables potential customers to fully experience the product’s high performance benefits in their own facilities. Unlike most portable demonstration systems, the new Viztek system does not require any complicated connections or rewiring of existing x-ray generators. It eliminates the need for purchasers to make time-consuming site visits to see Viztek technology in action and promises to accommodate the customer within the evaluation process. Demo units are available to all authorized Viztek distributors.

The new portable Viztek demonstration system consists of the tethered ViZion DR panel, laptop computer and specialized DR acquire interface. Using the new Viztek system, sites can experience the product’s ease of use, ultra-fast workflow and high image quality for themselves without leaving their practice. Viztek’s ViZion DR allows for demonstration installation without the need to open the x-ray console or tap into the generator.

Viztek’s ViZion demo unit allows potential customers to see and feel the difference offered with Cesium tethered technology. Cesium is known to offer the lowest radiation dose while providing the highest quality images.

“With a high-quality medical technology product such as the ViZion DR, demonstrating its performance is crucial. Traditionally this has meant scheduling time-consuming visits to other customer’s medical practices,” comments Steve Deaton, Vice President of Sales for Viztek. “This new system brings a product demonstration right to the customer’s site, saving significant scheduling and time in the decision making process. It promises to be a major benefit for all dealers and to ease the evaluation process for equipment purchasers.”

”Viztek’s nationwide dealer network is eligible to purchase the demonstration units that they can quickly install on a trial basis in a customer’s existing x-ray room,” explains Deaton. “If the customer decides to purchase the system, the unit is permanently and more formally installed into the x-ray room. The final installation requires more wiring, but is done only after the customer has evaluated the image quality and DR speed benefits. The landscape is changing and DR units are more affordable than ever, converting CR installations in all types of facilities.”