October, 2002

Kodak Exhibits Ultrasound Printing Solutions At BMUS 2002

The Kodak stand at BMUS 2002 will exhibit an innovative printing solution for ultrasound applications:

Kodak DryView™ 8300 Laser Imaging System
Part of the family of Kodak DryView laser imagers, the 8300 provides cost-effective diagnostic image quality in a compact, desktop system. The ideal solution for ultrasound applications, it delivers up to 55 8” x 10” films per hour and comes in two configurations:

• The direct-connect configuration prints images directly from the modality
• The PACS link configuration allows the system to convert modality images to DICOM and receive DICOM image data over a network

Kodak's DryView systems are true laser imagers that feature superior grey scale and superb, continuous tone. When used in conjunction with Kodak laser imaging film, the resulting archival images are guaranteed for more than 100 years. Kodak's family of DryView Laser Imagers also offers Kodak's patented Automatic Image Quality Control (AIQC) system.

Kodak also provides a gateway to PACS (Picture Archiving and Communications Systems) with PACS Link configurations of its DryView imagers. With this configuration, imagers can convert modality images to DICOM and receive DICOM image data over a network for fast, flexible film output wherever it is needed.

To-date Kodak has produced and distributed over 20,000 dry laser imagers worldwide. The Kodak DryView Laser Imager portfolio is the largest and most versatile in the market, and Kodak continues to hold the leading position in the industry for both technology and market share.

Kodak and DryView are trade marks

For further information, please contact:
Giulia Coope
Health Imaging
01442 844648 (Tel)
01442 844842 (Fax)