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GE Revolution XQ/i Dual Energy Option
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| We are looking for the cost of having Dual Energy option when
purchasing GE Revolution XQ/i as compared to a system without that
option. Could any one, who have purchased this system, please advice me
on this issue? Thank you.
Thank you
Jude Sooriyajeevan
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| Sparky 2005-06-30, 8:53 am |
| This is for their DR system - right?
Sparky
"Jude" <soori@rogers.com> wrote in message
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> We are looking for the cost of having Dual Energy option when
> purchasing GE Revolution XQ/i as compared to a system without that
> option. Could any one, who have purchased this system, please advice me
> on this issue? Thank you.
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> Thank you
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> Jude Sooriyajeevan
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| Sparky 2005-07-03, 12:33 pm |
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"Jude" <soori@rogers.com> wrote in message
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> Yes DR. Thanks
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Not sure I appreciate the use of the Dual Energy for everyday imaging - it
seems like extra exposure for not a lot of gain...
Sparky
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Sparky wrote:
> "Jude" <soori@rogers.com> wrote in message
> news:1120248151.570794.141460@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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> Not sure I appreciate the use of the Dual Energy for everyday imaging - it
> seems like extra exposure for not a lot of gain...
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> Sparky
Only GE is providing this option in digital.
It is really useful for chest radiographs as occlusion by bones are
removed from lungs.
Your concern about an additional exposure is a valid concern, but there
are film-based systems with single exposure and dual energy
subtraction. Thanks
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