University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center marks the 150th system installation in North America

1st EOSedge installation in Ohio, 2nd in the United States

University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, listed as one of U.S. News & World Report’s "Best Hospitals 2020-2021", becomes the 1^st site in Ohio, and the second in the United States with EOSedge, the new low dose 2D/3D full body imaging system from EOS imaging.

University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center is well known for offering the latest medical innovations focused on improving patient care. With the installation of EOSedge for orthopedic care, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center will offer adult patients and pediatric patients at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital a combination of low dose exams, high-resolution images and the ability to generate 3D models.

“EOSedge allows our physicians to evaluate global alignment for spine conditions, which is key to patient outcomes such as improved function and quality-of-life,” says James Voos, MD, Chair, Department of Orthopedics at University Hospitals. “With high resolution images, full body views and 3D capabilities, EOSedge will undoubtedly enhance our ability to care for patients. Furthermore, because of the system’s open design, patients should benefit from an efficient and modern imaging experience.”

Dr. Michael Glotzbecker, MD, Division Chief, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery, UH Rainbow added, “As pediatric orthopedists, we are thoughtful about how many and what type of X-rays we order for children. EOS is a new technology that allows us to get better X-rays with significantly less radiation than traditional X-rays. For scoliosis and other spine conditions, it can give us a better 3D understanding of the spine, which helps us in providing the best, and safest, treatment for the kids we take care of. Patients often will be willing to travel further to be seen, in order to get the benefit of this technology.”

EOS imaging now has over 400 system installations in more than 40 countries, generating more than one million patient exams annually. This important milestone marks the growing acceptance of EOS technology at leading institutions, specialized healthcare facilities, and private practices in North America.