Agfa Heartlab Cardiovasular System Selected in Australia
August 14th, 2006 | Published in Company Profiles
Agfa wins a CVIS sale at The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The system described appears to be limited to deployment in the hospital's three cath labs. Systems integration with HIS, PACS and hemodynamic monitors is emphasized.
The Prince Charles Hospital is a 580-bed
multi-speciality facility providing health services to a population of
more than 600,000 in the northern suburbs of Brisbane. The hospital is
a major cardiac center in Australia, offering complex cardiac care to
adult and pediatric patients. More than 4,000 procedures are performed
annually, including invasive and non-invasive cardiac catheterizations,
percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), and
electrophysiology.
multi-speciality facility providing health services to a population of
more than 600,000 in the northern suburbs of Brisbane. The hospital is
a major cardiac center in Australia, offering complex cardiac care to
adult and pediatric patients. More than 4,000 procedures are performed
annually, including invasive and non-invasive cardiac catheterizations,
percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), and
electrophysiology.
I haven't seen a press release bragging on a CVIS win for some time - have I been sleeping?
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