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The Radlink CR Pro system is a computed radiography system designed for all primary diagnostic radiology applications. It is fully automatic and accepts a variety of cassette sizes.The 16-bit sealed fiber-optic laser technology allows images to be erased after each use, prolonging cassette life. The system includes the Radlink PACS that is DICOM compatible with any other PACS/EMR brand. The software provides image quality control and post-processing functions and enables distribution and routing of DICOM images throughout a healthcare network. Existing patient information can be queried by syncing to any EMR/HIS/RIS modality worklist.

The Radlink DR Pro system is a digital radiography system with a digital flat panel detector that captures images from any brand of X-ray generator and displays them on a touch screen monitor within four seconds. A local PACS is available to archive and manage images not only from the DR Pro, but also from other DICOM modalities such as X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound.

The Radlink Wireless C-Arm (WCA) Kit is an accessory device of the Radlink GPS (Galileo Positioning System) & GPS Tablet that is used to wirelessly send images from a video source such as a C-Arm to the Radlink GPS or GPS Tablet. The Radlink Wireless C-Arm Kit is a computer system that accepts video signals from BNC, VGA, or DVI connections and converts these signals into an image file, which is then sent wirelessly to a Radlink GPS or GPS Tablet.

The Radlink Galileo Positioning System™ (GPS) provides surgeons with real-time feedback on orthopedic implant component positioning. Together, the GPS and its Surgeon’s Checklist™ software offer easy-to-follow steps designed to address challenges such as component positioning, sizing, limb length and offset restoration. The Radlink GPS consists of a computer system that uses two monitors . Pre-operative images can be viewed on the top monitor during surgery at the same time that intraoperative images are being viewed on the lower monitor. For posterior approach THA procedures, a flat panel detector (DR panel) is used to capture intraoperative images, which take approximately four seconds to appear on the lower GPS monitor. For anterior approach THA procedures, C-Arm images are instantaneously transferred to the lower monitor of the GPS.

The Radlink Galileo Positioning System™ (GPS) provides surgeons with real-time feedback on orthopedic implant component positioning. Together, the GPS and its Surgeon’s Checklist™ software offer easy-to-follow steps designed to address challenges such as component positioning, sizing, limb length and offset restoration. The Radlink GPS consists of a computer system that uses one ultra-wide monitor.