2004

InfiMed releases the PlatinumOne Cardiac, PlatinumOne Combo, and PlatinumOne EP systems. The system builds on InfiMed's 20 years of digital imaging experience with the new advanced image processing features, expanded DICOM 3.0 interface and enhanced image quality using InfiMed's newly designed CCD camera system.

The PlatinumOne Combo system adds real-time digital subtraction for interventional vascular procedures as well as full cardiac functionality. The PlatinumOne EP system is designed to provide advanced imaging features and low dose pulsed fluoroscopic acquisition required for complex Electrophysiology procedures.

Some of these features include: Left Ventricular Analysis (LVA) and Quantitative Coronary Analysis (QCA) which allow results to be saved a photo files for ease of archive and review; customizable doctor preferences that allow each clinician to select their own settings for cine/spot/fluoro acquisition and review; and thumbnail displays on the main screen which allow for quick identification of available images with the click of a mouse!

2002

InfiMed releases a new product line representing the next generation in digital imaging acquisition - PlatinumOne™ for the R/F and DSA markets.

The PlatinumOne system features the new InfiMed-designed and built digital CCD camera, Innovision™, provides outstanding image quality for both fluoro and spot images. New sensors and a revolutionary new mechanical design allows for improved product reliability.

InfiMed releases the CV Server, a new data communication and temporary storage system for its Cardiac product line. The CV Server integrates seamlessly into any cath Lab, allowing transfer of DICOM data to any device, such as review stations or PACS systems.

2001

InfiMed releases StingRay DR™, incorporating the latest technology and image processing software advancements in flat panel acquisition for general radiology applications.

StingRay makes possible the filmless environment and brings productivity to the highest level with its final-quality image display in under eight seconds.

The GoldOne continues to offer advanced features with the release of the 5.03 software upgrade.

2000

In the Fall of 2000, InfiMed conducts a successful clinical trial of the StingRay DR at the Kirklin Clinic located at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Medical Center - the third busiest outpatient center in the United States.

The Cardiovascular Solutions line of products continues to offer cardiologists flexible, simple solutions for viewing, sharing, and archiving cardiac images.

1999

InfiMed unveils a new corporate business unit, Cardiovascular Solutions. Cardiovascular Solutions brings advanced networking and DICOM capabilities to cath labs.

Cardiovascular Solutions also initiated InfiMed's first eCommerce effort by offering the CV1000™ and CV100™ DICOM Cardiac Review software on-line.

1998

In 1998, with the success of GoldOne solidly implanted throughout the medical imaging industry, InfiMed expands its US and International distribution.

In the first quarter, InfiMed signs its first HMO contract with AmeriNet, a nationwide HMO purchasing group with 6,000 members.

1997

InfiMed premieres the GoldOne®, the "new gold standard" for 1024 imaging. Replacing the FC series, GoldOne yields many requested features including Windows®95 operation, 12-bit CCD camera and remote image quality and systems diagnostics.

InfiMed is the first imaging company to bring diagnostic x-ray imaging to Windows®95.

1996

The company expands both the feature set and marketing of the QL series and the InfiNet PACS network.

1995

InfiMed signs an OEM agreement with a large Japanese company to purchase the FC series for Japan.

The company signs an OEM agreement with a large US company to offer the FC series as a digital upgrade product.

RSNA is the debut of both the FC1500®, for Urology applications, and InfiNet™, the company’s Windows^â95 PACS system.

InfiMed’s Quality System were ISO 9001, BS EN 9001, EN 46001 and ANSI/ASQC Q9001-1994 assurance certified.

1994

The company introduces the FC2000 SwingLab® at the AHA Congress.

RSNA 1994 is the debut of the QL FluoroPulse 2048®, the 2048 x 2048 x 10-bit imaging system for general RF applications.

1993

The company signs a formal agreement with GE Medical Systems to offer the Theraview system with its Saturne LINACs.

RSNA 1993 is the debut of the QL MultiPulse 2048®, the only 2048 x 2048 x 10-bit imaging system for Angiography.

1992

The company introduces both the FC2000RF™ and the FC2000MP™ for general RF and Angiography applications.

The company signs a formal agreement with Shimadzu Medical Systems North America to offer the FC series with its X-ray equipment.

The company signs a formal agreement with Continental X-ray Corporation to offer the FC series with its X-ray equipment.

The company changes its name from S&S Inficon to InfiMed, Inc®.

1991

S&S Inficon compliments its product line with the acquisition of the assets and innovations of Andros Analyzers Angiotec division, which specializes in digital imaging for cardiovascular interventional procedures.

1990

The company signs an agreement with Siemens Medical Systems allowing Siemens to package the FC1000 with its X-ray equipment.

InfiMed surpasses the 200 system installation mark for the FC1000.

1989

S&S Inficon introduces its second product, the Theraview™ Electronic Portal Imaging system for Radiation Therapy.

1988

Through an OEM agreement, Philips Medical Systems North America begins offering the FC1000 with its X-ray equipment.

The FC1000 feature set expands to Special Procedures applications (DSA), making it a MultiPurpose system.

X-ray accessory manufacturer S&S X-ray Products, Inc. acquires Leybold Inficon’s Medical Products Division and relocates the company to its present location in Liverpool (Syracuse) NY. The name is changed to S&S Inficon.

1985

The Medical Products Division introduces the FC1000™ Fluoroscopic Computer, the very first Digital videofluoroscopy product in the general X-ray market, at the RSNA.

1983

The company is formed as the Medical Products division of Leybold Inficon, Inc., an international manufacturer of electronic instruments for the vacuum, semiconductor and refrigeration industries.