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Radiology is always advancing, driven every day by new demands, challenges, and possibilities. And with every advancement radiology makes, Agfa takes it further. So when radiology teams are asked to do more, faster, with fewer resources — all while delivering the highest diagnostic quality — they have what they need: Clarity. Perspective. Confidence in what comes next. Radiology doesn’t pause. Neither do we. See Through to the Future.
Each week, more than 3 million radiographic exams are carried out with Agfa technology worldwide. We make each one count by combining intelligent automation, streamlined workflows and seamless integration. The right information is available precisely when it’s needed. Radiology doesn’t pause. Neither do we. See Through to the Future.
MUSICA™ automatically analyzes the characteristics of each raw image and optimizes the processing parameters, independent of body part or dose deviation. It enhances noise suppression, offers superb brightness control, reduces veiling glare, and plays a significant role in enabling potential dose reduction. The result is excellent image quality compared to standard image processing, representing bone and soft tissue in a balanced way.
The SmartXR™ portfolio offers digital radiography tools for dose, alignment, patient positioning, image rotation and more. These provide the radiographer with predictive workflow assistance that helps improve operational performance in image acquisition.
Downtime means disruption. Prevention is the best protection. And with the right service plan in place, you can ensure fast, reliable recovery, keeping operations running smoothly – even in the face of unexpected events.
By identifying suspicious critical pathologies and diseases, CriticalScan™ ensures that images with key diagnostic information can be immediately marked as high priority at the point of care. Enhanced pathology visualization enables fast and improved patient outcomes.
DensityScan™, enables earlier identification of patients with a high risk of osteoporosis, during ordinary X-ray imaging. It helps bridge the diagnosis gap for osteoporosis: to improve patients’ quality of life, ensure healthcare equity, and enable significant healthcare cost savings.
