DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool

Streamline your CR mammography image testing with an efficient, accurate way to verify and report mammography image quality―and avoid potential problems before they occur. The DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool enables you to perform objective image tests and QC measurements with the same interface used for examinations. Tests are done at your facility and at your convenience― without the cost, scheduling, or disruption of third-party testing.

Brochure DIRECTVIEW Elite CR System

The DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool

is a complete package that includes everything you need for easy, accurate mammography image testing.

A test phantom kit

is designed for testing the two mammography cassette sizes: 18 x 24 cm and 24 x 30 cm. It includes two phantoms (one each of 18 x 24 cm and 24 x 30 cm), two 1 mm test plates, analysis and reporting software, and user guide―all in a convenient protective folder for easy storage.

Analysis and Reporting

The analysis and reporting software is fully integrated into the CR system. With just two x-ray exposures (a phantom image exposure and a non-phantom flat-field image exposure), the DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool performs a complete set of tests (including on cassettes), evaluating and calculating results as part of a mammography QC management program.

Saves time

The DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool provides an automated testing procedure. It guides you through the testing process―eliminating time-consuming, costly, and error-prone manual recording and analysis of data.

No workflow interruption

Plus...your CR system remains in service during testing. The analysis and reporting software is integrated, so there is no need to reconfigure the system or disrupt workflow for testing. Tests can be suspended instantly for high-priority examinations.

No subjective judgment

The fully automated image quality testing done by the DIRECTVIEW CR Mammography Total Quality Tool eliminates subjective judgments based on displayed or printed images.