Digital updating of x-ray systems

TESEO Add-on

How to convert a radiological system from analog to digital?

Here a quick and easy solving to upgrade to digital both general DR system and mobile units.

TESEO ADD-ON is an acquisition software which can be integrated in a complete solution that give the possibility of digitizing the conventional radiological systems, without losing the investments previously made on the installed system.

You can choose the combination that suits you best: software, medical tablet, detector and different accessories.

So, let’s digitize!

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