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Print to film - STUPID

Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, June 18 2013 @ 12:55 PM EDT

We installed digital X-Ray in the operatories for Dental where I work and they
dumped film faster than I've ever seen anyone.

The x-rays for dental on film used to be postage stamp sized.

The size and quality of the Dexis Platinum Sensor x-rays are so good, plus they
have touch screens with decent quality and zoom, that they can see things they
never used to be able to.

Real hospital radiology departments have even better quality monitors than most
and there is absolutely no need to EVER print to film to read them. The image
clarity and quality far exceed anything they can get out of conventional film.

If your doctor still insists on film, find another doctor.

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