Monitor EIZO RX370 21.3" IPS 60Hz Black

Modern and concise image reading.

The workload associated with image reading has increased significantly in recent years due to changes in the image reading environment. RadiForce monitors provide an all-in-one solution that enhances performance in a variety of situations, including quality control and connectivity options, in addition to image quality.

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The Instant Backlight Booster function temporarily increases the monitor's brightness to its maximum, allowing for quick viewing of details in medical images. Users can activate this function for multiple monitors simultaneously with a single shortcut button, enabling viewing on multiple screens at the same high brightness level.

The system does not support DICOM Part 14 while Instant Backlight Booster is enabled.

Unrestricted work style

With the Switch-and-Go function, you can use two workstations simultaneously with just one mouse and keyboard. Work on multiple monitors by moving the cursor from one screen to another, or switch between workstations as needed without having to change the mouse or keyboard every time. This reduces the number of monitors in your workflow and increases productivity.

Relieve eye strain with gentle light.

RadiLight is a supplemental lighting system that mounts behind the RadiForce monitor and illuminates the wall behind the monitor. This reduces eye strain for radiologists who need to view a bright screen in a dark environment, and also prevents screen glare that can interfere with reading. It can be mounted directly onto the monitor without removing the stand and doesn't take up much desk space.

High-definition images for your peace of mind.

It can display results in both black and white and color.

The Hybrid Gamma PXL function automatically distinguishes between monochrome and color images pixel by pixel, creating a hybrid display where each pixel has the optimal grayscale level.

This results in monochrome images, such as CR and DR, displaying at appropriate grayscale levels according to DICOM Part 14 standards, while color images, such as those used in endoscopy, nuclear medicine, 3D rendering, and fusion imaging, are displayed correctly according to Gamma 2.2 standards. This improves the efficiency of viewing both monochrome and color images simultaneously on a single screen.