RSNA: Anthro debuts workstation for smaller settings
Radiology furniture manufacturer Anthro (Booth 8721) is unveiling the ct1--a professional workstation designed for small radiology reading rooms, teleradiology and for radiologists who work from home--at the 2009 Radiologicial Society of North America (RSNA) conference in Chicago.
The ct1 is smaller than Anthro's CT03 and CT08 workstations but offers many of the same features--including electrical height adjustment and comfort controls for lighting and air circulation, according to the Portland, Ore.-based company. The table supports up to 300 pounds and has motorized height movement combined with an adjustable keyboard surface to provide a height range of 21.5 inches to 54.5 inches. The keyboard surface also has a 15 degree tilt adjustment that facilitates individual work positions, sitting or standing.
Anthro said ct1’s L-shaped monitor surface remains level when the keyboard surface is tilted and it supports up to four monitor arms.
The ct1 is smaller than Anthro's CT03 and CT08 workstations but offers many of the same features--including electrical height adjustment and comfort controls for lighting and air circulation, according to the Portland, Ore.-based company. The table supports up to 300 pounds and has motorized height movement combined with an adjustable keyboard surface to provide a height range of 21.5 inches to 54.5 inches. The keyboard surface also has a 15 degree tilt adjustment that facilitates individual work positions, sitting or standing.
Anthro said ct1’s L-shaped monitor surface remains level when the keyboard surface is tilted and it supports up to four monitor arms.