Case Studies
Explore Real World Applications of Our Mobile X-Ray Technology
Rallycross World Cup
Problem
Due to new regulations, the Rallycross World Cup in Sweden required X-ray and ultrasound equipment to be available onsite as part of a temporary medical facility.
Solution
Solutions for tomorrow, together with Aleris X-ray Sweden and Sport Rescue Team, provided mobile X-ray and teleradiology technology to the Rallycross World Cup in Sweden. Riders could be diagnosed and treated immediately without requiring lengthy or unnecessary hospital visits for the first time in the event’s history. Using our !M1x, patients were X-rayed and checked for skeletal injuries to determine if a hospital visit was required. The project was a complete success, and many regions in Scandinavia are now implementing our portable solutions to provide more efficient and effective healthcare.
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Tuberculosis Screening in the United Kingdom
Problem
The Tropical and Infectious Diseases Department of the University College London Hospital (UCLH) faced a challenge to deliver timely, effective care to its hard-to-find patients with tuberculosis, who often live in remote areas, are homeless, or face drug and alcohol additions. UCLH needed mobile X-ray solutions that could be used onsite to provide quick diagnoses, rather than traditional, bulky machines and large suites, which make it difficult or impossible for these services to be provided to people facing difficult socioeconomic backgrounds.
Solution
UCLH decided to invest in Solutions for tomorrow’s mobile X-ray technology to meet the needs of its patients living in remote areas. The hospital invested in our portable digital X-ray systems and installed the !M1x and !Mobile Wall Stand in a bus, allowing UCLH medical teams to take them to various locations as needed.
Our digital X-ray systems have significantly improved the diagnostic capabilities of UCLH, and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence and the Health Protection Agency have extensively studied the Find&Treat program and our mobile radiology solutions and found them to be a cost-efficient measure and effective treatment strategy.
Örebro University Hospital in Sweden
Problem
Örebro University Hospital in Sweden is the provider of choice for a high-level security prison in Kumla that requires a lot of resources and unwanted transportation to provide prisoners with X-ray examinations. Along with the logistics for staff, including security and healthcare professionals, the radiology department must be shut down, which extends queues and inconveniences other patients. The costs of these procedures are also costly and prohibitive.
Solution
The hospital integrated Solutions for tomorrow’s mobile X-ray solutions and portable radiology systems to provide a cost-effective solution that doesn’t require as many resources. X-ray examinations are now performed more quickly and with fewer resources, leading to a more efficient system overall. It also removes the need for X-ray departments to be shut down and queues extended, meaning prisoners can receive their examinations in person. Additionally, this reduces the costs associated with the tests, making them more affordable for hospitals and healthcare providers. By implementing our mobile X-ray solutions at the prison in Kumla, they have a more efficient examination process that reduces costs.
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