TREXtrophy Dental recently announced that clinical studies at the University of Louisville show its new RVGui system is the first digital radiography sensor to produce images that rival or exceed film in all respects. TREXtrophy is not only claiming superiority to film, but it is providing results from independent clinical investigators demonstrating that RVGui is the only system to rival or exceed film in all aspects, according to Gordon Hagler, vice president and general manager of TREXtrophy.
TREXtrophy Dental recently announced that clinical studies at the University of Louisville show its new RVGui system is the first digital radiography sensor to produce images that rival or exceed film in all respects. TREXtrophy is not only claiming superiority to film, but it is providing results from independent clinical investigators demonstrating that RVGui is the only system to rival or exceed film in all aspects, according to Gordon Hagler, vice president and general manager of TREXtrophy.
Digital radiography was invented by Dr. Francis Mouyen in the late 1980s. The new TREXtrophy system is the fifth generation of RVG sensors, whose reliability and high quality of imaging have been perfected over the last 12 years.
For details, contact TREXtrophy at (800) 667-1780.
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