PerkinElmer Signs $250M Digital Imaging Agreement With GE
PerkinElmer's amorphous silicon X-Ray detectors provide detailed radiographic and fluoroscopic images of the human anatomy in digital form, offering physicians the highest sensitivity of detection and resolution during medical procedures. X-Ray signals are converted into digital images, providing exceptional image clarity with a large field of view for clinical applications that require exact precision, such as, radiography, cardiology and angiography procedures. As hospitals and clinics continue to switch from film-based to digital X-Ray, demand for GE's systems utilizing amorphous silicon detectors will continue to grow. This technology also is a key driver in opening up market opportunities in non-destructive testing, and has potential application in areas such as homeland security and biometric identification.
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