GE Healthcare

TriMed Staff | | Cardiovascular Business | Patient Care
GE Healthcare (Booth 638), in its foray to re-invent interventional cardiology, is announcing new offerings in its collaboration with Biosense Webster, and new capabilities for its Innova series of interventional x-ray equipment.

The Innova 4100IQ, a large-format digital flat-panel x-ray system for angiographic imaging, incorporates GE’s exclusive Innova single piece, non-tiled digital detector (41 cm x 41 cm) to provide high-resolution imaging across a range of vascular and interventional applications.

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