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The Reveal™ 35C X-ray detector is KA Imaging’s solution to address the shortfalls of conventional chest radiography. Reveal™ 35C provides dual-energy subtraction X-ray images along with conventional chest radiographs that can help to better detect small pulmonary nodules....

World Cancer Day is observed on February 4. It is the global uniting initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC).  Here at KA Imaging, we are proud to have partnered with Grand River Hospital to test the effectiveness of the Reveal 35C x-ray detector in patients...

Welcome to the inCiTe FAQ series. Every week, we will release a new video on some frequently asked questions about our inCiTe™ micro-CT....

Manufacturer KA Imaging has appointed Shawn Campbell as Vice President of Operations and Robert Moccia as Vice President of Sales, USA and Canada.  Shawn has over 30 years of experience in business development and operational leadership.  Shawn served as an executive at General Electric (GE) Healthcare...

How long  does it take before a cloth mask becomes inefficient as protection? We used inCiTe Micro-CT to see a small flannel cloth sample.  Flannel is a soft woven fabric that is originally made from carded wool or worsted yarn, but is now made from either...

“Dual-energy subtraction is really the future of X-ray imaging” said Dr. Karim S. Karim, CTO of KA Imaging Inc., in a GEDI Exchange webinar held in January 2021. The GEDI Exchange is part of the Gateway for Enterprises to Discover Innovation at University of Waterloo. Its...

KA Imaging is unstoppable. Looking back to 2020, the X-ray systems manufacturer KA Imaging can describe it as “rewarding”. Despite all the difficulties brought by the global COVID-19 pandemic, the team was capable of remarkable achievements. Reveal™ 35C: ready to go Reveal™ 35C, the world’s first portable...

What do you know about radiation? Sometimes, you can't avoid it. Radiation is present in our lives in different doses and situations. In medical imaging, risks and benefits must be weighed. References: 1. Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission 2. RadiologyInfo.org  3. Radiation Dosimetry 4. Maurino, S. L., Ghanbarzadeh, S., Ghaffari, S.,...

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