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Pre-owned equipment can bring advanced technology within reach while reducing waste

Modern MRI and CT technology has become so robust that a five to eight-year-old machine, when properly maintained, can deliver diagnostic quality nearly indistinguishable from the latest models, according to Quest Meditech Marketplace leader Iain Quarrie. Through its Marketplace, Quest Meditech supports the financial and sustainability objectives of healthcare organisations by connecting buyers with cost-effective […]

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Transforming breast imaging pathways: the growing role of contrast-enhanced mammography and contrast-enhanced biopsy

Breast imaging services across the UK are facing unprecedented demand. Rising referral volumes, increasing diagnostic complexity and ongoing workforce pressures are driving the need for innovative approaches that can deliver accurate diagnoses while supporting more efficient patient pathways. As breast services seek solutions that improve both clinical confidence and patient experience, contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) and […]

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Adaptix receives CE certification for orthopaedic 3D imaging system

Adaptix Limited has received CE certification for the Adaptix Ortho350 orthopaedic 3D imaging system. Based at Oxford University Science Park, Adaptix aims to transform radiology by offering affordable, low dose 3D digital tomosynthesis imaging at the point of care. The Adaptix Ortho350 is a compact, mobile system designed to deliver fast, low dose, high resolution […]

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EIZO showcases energy-efficient reporting workflows at London conference

At RadVision 2026: The NHS Imaging Transformation Conference South in London in July, the EIZO team welcomed delegates to discuss the future of radiology reporting workstations. James Pritchard, Jas Dhingra and Max Corner showcased the RadiForce RX670 30-inch 6MP diagnostic monitor alongside the FlexScan FLT as a dedicated RIS display. Together, EIZO says, they provide […]

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The greenest x-ray is the one that does not need retaking, according to Radiobotics

The SAMURAI-Fracture study is an Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust-sponsored study that will evaluate the real-world impact of implementing Radiobotics’ AI-powered fracture detection tool RBfracture in clinical workflows across four NHS trusts in the Thames Valley. Radiobotics points out that RBfracture can help emergency departments read x-rays correctly the first time. “Here’s the thing […]

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