According to published experts, fewer than 10 percent of podiatrists currently utilize digital imaging; However, the trend to digital is increasing as the diagnostic benefits are becoming recognized.  Images can be enhanced for optimal viewing and pathology, stored electronically, and be made available in seconds.  Software enables the physician to perform biomechanical annotations effortlessly on the monitor.  Digital images can then be shared with a colleague across the hall or across the world utilizing PACS software. 

Podiatry X-Ray Equipment
High Frequency podiatry X-Ray units are available from quality manufacturers.  Two of these OEMs offer a mobile podiatry unit.   High Frequency X-Ray systems can also be paired with the addition of a CR unit for digital imaging. 

Podiatry CR Units
Digital images provide additional detail and image enhancement capability for diagnostics in this critical body part so vulnerable to trauma.

Podiatry Film Processors
Hope Podomax and the Allpro 2010 processors are designed specifically for small format imaging in low-volume practices.  The Agfa CP 1000 is also a good choice where there is no water supply,  or when quick start up to imaging is needed.

X-Ray Accessories and Supplies
M.E.S. can provide film, chemistry, darkroom supplies, and more.