PreXion Introduces Expedition CBCT Scanner
This new CBCT scanner from PreXion has a variety of field of view options, enhanced image capture quality, and open-source platform compatibility.
PreXion Introduces Expedition CBCT Scanner. Image credit: © PreXion
Imaging company PreXion has announced the launch of its Expedition CBCT Scanner. The Expedition is designed to produce vivid, high-quality images utilizing its IGZO flat panel detector (FPD). IGZO is named for the indium, gallium, zinc, and oxide that are contained inside the FPD. The IGZO FPD is designed for enhanced power-savings, using more current and reducing scatter, according to PreXion. This higher quality image can improve diagnostics in the dental practice while reducing power consumption.
Expedition maintains 4 fields of view, including 5x5cm, 8x8cm,12.5x10cm, and an optional 15x15cm, giving clinicians a wide range of imaging capabilities to suit their specific practice’s needs ranging from general diagnostics to endodontics to implants and more, per PreXion.
The open-source platform is designed to be compatible with most DICOM merging software. It reportedly requires no graphics card updates to operate. Purchase of the Expedition also comes with a 10 year all-parts warranty. To learn more, visit the website here.
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