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Efficient, Versatile, Reliable - The XPERT® 40 Specimen Radiography System
The XPERT 40 System provides high-resolution specimen X‑ray images combined with the essential workflow management tools that only KUBTEC can provide
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Margin Assessment, Simplified - The MOZART® Specimen Tomosynthesis Imaging System
Just as in diagnostic mammography, The MOZART® System uses 3D tomosynthesis to identify surgical margins in three axes, and facilitates lower re-excisions by visualizing more information than 2D imaging.

Kandace McGuire, MD presenting Case Studies Utilizing KUBTEC MOZART 3D Tomosynthesis for Margin Management During Partial Mastectomy
Listen to this on-demand webinar with breast surgeon Dr. Kandace McGuire from Massey Cancer Center (VCU) as she discusses why her facility decided to invest in intraoperative specimen imaging.

Ralph Corsetti, MD, FACS presenting Case Studies Utilizing KUBTEC MOZART 3D Tomosynthesis for Margin Management During Partial Mastectomy
Watch this on-demand webinar with breast surgeon Dr. Ralph Corsetti from Tulane University School of Medicine, where he discusses how he utilizes digital breast tomosynthesis at his practice. Dr. Corsetti will present two cases where DBT was used and the benefits that he experienced.

Ian T. Greenwalt, MD presents Case Studies Utilizing KUBTEC MOZART 3D Tomosynthesis for Margin Management During Partial Mastectomy
In this on-demand webinar Dr. Greenwalt will share his insights into the benefits of 3D tomosynthesis in the operating room. Dr. Greenwalt will provide real cases where he utilized 3D tomosynthesis and discuss the capability that this technology provided him in real-time.

Andrea Madrigrano, MD and Andrea Colton, MD, MPH presenting 'Mozart 3D Specimen Tomosynthesis for Accurate Margin Assessment During Partial Mastectomy Procedures
During this on-demand webinar Dr. Andrea Madrigrano from Rush University Medical Center and Dr. Andrea Colton from Lexington Clinic share real cases where they utilized digital breast tomosynthesis and discuss the results they obtained from two separate clinical studies performed utilizing digital breast tomosynthesis.
