While X-ray guided procedures have revolutionized how countless diseases are treated, it comes with significant radiation-related health risks for patients, physicians and medical staff.
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ControlRad is developing innovative solutions that dramatically reduce the lifetime risk of radiation exposure from fixed and mobile C-arm procedures for patients and healthcare professionals, without comprising on image quality and workflow.
ControlRad uses two interfaces to its add-on solution to C-arms, an eye tracker and a tablet. The video highlights the eye tracker version.
ControlRad is developing innovative solutions that dramatically reduce the lifetime risk of radiation exposure from fixed and mobile C-arm procedures for patients and healthcare professionals, without comprising on image quality and workflow.
ControlRad uses two interfaces to its add-on solution to C-arms, an eye tracker and a tablet. The video highlights the eye tracker version.
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