Rayence
Ushering a New Era of Accurate Imaging

German physicist Wilhelm Röntgen’s accidental discovery of X-rays in 1895 was the first of many significant milestones in the field of radiology to bring about a transformation in the world of medicine. The medical imaging industry has been constantly evolving with the emergence of novel technologies and new players that are reshaping the paradigm. A forerunner among these is New Jersey-based Rayence, a medical devices firm that is creating a breakthrough with its expanding line of digital radiography products. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and supplies flat panel detectors (FPD) and a range of other radiology solutions for the digital imaging market. “We offer a complete suite of high-quality, customized digital radiography products specifically designed for diagnostic medical, dental, veterinary, and industrial applications,” says Stalin Calvache, marketing manager of Rayence. Since its inception in 2010, the company has been delivering a complete line of first-class amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin-film transistors (TFT) and complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) X-ray detectors—both of which are built on scintillator technology that enhances resolution and contrast in X-ray imaging.

The Rayence product portfolio includes ergonomically designed flat panel detectors; user-specific imaging applications software; feature-rich digital X-ray floor-mounted or U-arm systems; and a new picture archiving and communication system (PACS) as well as cloud storage solutions for the orthopedics, chiropractic, podiatry, and veterinary practices. Rayence’s flat panel detectors, for example, are highly efficient, economical, versatile, and provide high-quality images that are necessary to facilitate accurate diagnosis. “We recently released new DR detectors, which are our latest in innovative ISO-4090 cassette-sized flat panel technology. Their durable, ultra-thin, lightweight design makes them the ideal flat panel detector,” adds Calvache. In addition, the company also provides a growing line of wireless flat panel DR detectors that have tapered, recessed edges and a sure-grip backing, designed to offer new levels of handling, functionality, and diagnostic image quality.

What truly makes these flat panel detectors unique is their resistance to shock, vibration, scratches, and water and their high detector quantum efficiency (DQE), which provides high-quality images with low patient dose.

On the other hand, the company’s radiography equipment, U-arm, features a compact design with dual telescoping arm movement that permits installation in settings having ceiling heights of just eight feet. Its fully motorized movements can be automatically programmed to user-specific radiographic positions utilizing the intuitive touchscreen located on the tube or the hand-held remote control. A distinct feature of the software is its dynamic mode, using which an operator can change the detector angle, gantry height, and arm rotation.

Calvache proceeds to state, “All of our products increase patient throughput and workflow efficiency at a low cost of ownership.” Whether it is a community hospital or a small medical practice, Rayence’s diagnostic imaging solutions can be customized according to an organization’s needs and budget. The company’s superior product quality and commitment to ensuring its customers achieve their digital imaging needs—whether it is upgrading existing technology or installing a new DR system—set Rayence apart in the medical imaging marketplace.

Continuing to grow, the company is working on releasing mobile digital imaging solutions. In addition, Rayence is also set to penetrate the prenatal market where it aims to achieve technological advancements alongside geographical expansion. “We intend to be the world’s foremost expert in medical imaging. Never complacent, we constantly strive to provide medical practitioners and healthcare institutions with top-quality imaging tools that help maximize their diagnostic capabilities,” exclaims Calvache.