Allengers Medical Systems Limited becomes the first Indian company to launch the Digital Mammography Machine with 3D Tomosynthesis

Hyderabad, 16 November 2019:

Allengers Medical System Limited today became the first Indian company to launch their Digital Mammography Machine with 3D Tomosynthesis.The Digital Mammography Machine with 3D Tomosynthesis was launched on 16th November 2019 by Mr. R K Narang, Executive Director, Allengers Medical Systems at the 7th Annual conference of Breast Imaging Society of India (BISICON-2019) being held in Marriott Hotel, Hyderabad between 15th-17thNovember 2019.

The other dignitaries present at the launch were Dr. Laszlo Tabar, the world-renowned  radiologist in Mammography Imaging from Sweden; Mr. R.K. Panda, National Sales Manager, Allengers Medical Systems Limited; and, renowned Radiologists Dr. N. Khandelwal, Dr. Jwala Srikala and Dr. Meenakshi Thakur.Mr. R K Narang, Ex. Director, Allengers Medical Systems Limited was seen beaming with pride at the launch. “Allengers has always been at the forefront of X-ray based medical systems in India.

With the launch of the Digital Mammography Machine with 3D Tomosyntheses, Allengers continues with its promise to deliver the world-class medical systems like digital radiography, digital radio ad fluoro systems, flat panel mobile and fixed Cath labs, arrange of C-Arms including digital flat panel systems, digital OPG, Holmium Laser, ECG, EEG, EMG PSG and many more for the Indian population. This machine will help doctors and patients alike with its high diagnostic accuracy, faster detection without traditional distortion and shadowing, improved image quality for large and dense breasts, increased comfort for 2D and 3D imaging in a single sitting, apart from being stereotactic biopsy compatible.”

The Digital Mammography Machine with 3D Tomosynthesis will be available across Hospitals in India leading to faster, more accurate detection thereby helping the patients. The machine uses low-dose X-ray to detect cancer early when it is most treatable. The introduction of the Digital mammography Machine with 3D Tomosynthesis will lead to fewer false alarms and the chances of detecting breast cancer increase manifold. The machine is particularly helpful for detecting cancer in dense tissue and for invasive cancers where it is 40% more effective.

Because screening tomosynthesis can serve to both pinpoint and characterize abnormalities, additional testing is reduced, avoiding radiation exposure and costs. Furthermore, the better performance of 3D tomosynthesis compared with 2D digital mammography means that fewer women need earlier follow-up tests.