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    One spill. One damaged X-ray cassette. One $10,000 replacement.

    One spill. One damaged X-ray cassette. One $10,000 replacement.

    August 10, 2026 4 min read

    A coroner's office replaced a $10,000 X-ray cassette after a single fluid spill. With flat-panel detectors running $40,000 and up, that number can be the low end of the exposure. Here is what a damaged cassette actually costs a facility, and how a cover priced under forty cents compares.

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    How to Choose the Right X-Ray Cassette Cover: A Practical Buyer's Guide

    How to Choose the Right X-Ray Cassette Cover: A Practical Buyer's Guide

    May 01, 2026 4 min read

    A digital detector costs $60,000+. The polyethylene cover protecting it costs less than a dollar. Here's how to choose the right one for your department.

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    The Radiology Paradox: Why AI Is Driving Higher Imaging Volumes

    The Radiology Paradox: Why AI Is Driving Higher Imaging Volumes

    March 25, 2026 3 min read

    As AI accelerates radiology interpretation, imaging volumes are rising, not falling. Here's how high-throughput departments are managing the physical workflow demands that come with it.
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