Tomax outperforms linear tomography

The Tomax Imaging System is a Computer-Controlled Pluridirectional Tomography device designed specifically for dento-maxillofacial radiography. Tomax outperforms linear tomography with complex tube motions which blur out anatomy other than that viewed. Tomax capabilities include, but are not limited to: Tomograms - TMJ, implant, sinus, middle ear and panatome; Skull Radiography - SMV, cephlogram (lateral or frontal), waters, townes; and Panoramic. For details, call (502) 969-7749.

Jun 1st, 1997

The Tomax Imaging System is a Computer-Controlled Pluridirectional Tomography device designed specifically for dento-maxillofacial radiography. Tomax outperforms linear tomography with complex tube motions which blur out anatomy other than that viewed. Tomax capabilities include, but are not limited to: Tomograms - TMJ, implant, sinus, middle ear and panatome; Skull Radiography - SMV, cephlogram (lateral or frontal), waters, townes; and Panoramic. For details, call (502) 969-7749.

SPECTOR INC.

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