DISC Surgery Center adds EOSedge spine imaging

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Marina Del Rey, Calif.-based DISC Surgery Center added the EOSedge spine imaging system, according to a Sept. 30 news release.

The EOSedge is known for its low-dose, full-body biplanar imaging. It’s designed to reduce radiation exposure, and its open design offers high-resolution images.

“The EOSedge technology is truly a breakthrough for our physicians and patients alike,” Luke Macyszyn, MD, a physician partner with DISC, said in the release. “With this system’s enhanced spatial resolution and image contrast, we are able to obtain highly accurate pre- and post-operative data on our patients while substantially reducing their radiation exposure. This exciting expansion of capabilities furthers our commitment to best-in-class spine care.”

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