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Shown with the new Trident HD are, from left to right: back, Elliot Leinen, director of Administration, Trinity Health; Brent Mattson, Trinity Health and Trinity Health Foundation Board member; Chris Van Gels, vice president of Facilities Management, Trinity Health; Wade Peterson, vice president of Long-Term Care/Ancillary Services. Trinity Health; ShaunAnne Tangney, Double D-Haw executive director; Jim Coffin, director of Imaging Services, Trinity Health; Greg Toepfer, Service Line administrator (Oncology & Radiology). Trinity Health; Cody McManigal, Development strategist, Trinity Health Foundation; front, Hannah Pederson, Development 0fficer, Trinity Health Foundation; Dusty Zimmerman, Trinity Health Foundation and Marketing director; Darla Miller, Trinity Health Foundation manager; Pam Hopkins, vice president of Marketing and Communications, Trinity Health.
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Trinity Health in Minot has announced the purchase of a Trident HD specimen Radiography system, a mobile system which provides immediate, high-resolution imaging of breast tissue specimens in the operating room.
The system was paid for with support from the Trinity Health Foundation and donors, along with the Double D-Haw fundraising event. Described by Trinity Health as transformative for breast cancer surgery, the device will eliminate the need to transport tissue for imaging and review, which can potentially increase procedure time and delay decision-making.
