Christina Rolsted

Medical Laboratory Scientist - Nuclear Medicine Department

“The Posijet® is much easier to use than the department’s old injection device. It also has a very user-friendly interface and can automatically retrieve patient worklists for the day, which drastically reduces manual entries. Finally, it is very manoeuvrable which really makes a difference!”

To learn more, find our case study on the Esbjerg Hospital in Denmark here

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