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High-definition images with 50 μm pixel size. Enables low-dose imaging.
The smallest direct conversion FPD pixel size of 50 μm enables high-definition imag-ing of microcalcifications. It also include ISC, which adjusts contrast and low X-ray dose using a Tungsten target.
Image converted to 100 μm
Dynamic Visualization ― Provides high contrast image
It has density/contrast adjustment processing, frequency enhance-ment processing, and dynamic range compression processing, which allow for automatic adjustment of the amount of dynamic range compression for each image. It recognizes image areas that include the characteristics of the mammary gland and fat areas, and increases the contrast of those areas independently making the density of each constant.
MFP (multi-frequency processing)
DYN (Dynamic Visualization)
Continuous tube motion for tomosynthesis sweep and images taken from multiple
positions are reconstructed. It can provide images focused on the structures you want to see, further facilitating observation of lesions that are difficult to detect due to overlapping mammary gland structures.
Dynamic Visualization ― Provides high contrast image
It has density/contrast adjustment processing, frequency enhance-ment processing, and dynamic range compression processing, which allow for automatic adjustment of the amount of dynamic range compression for each image. It recognizes image areas that include the characteristics of the mammary gland and fat areas, and increases the contrast of those areas independently making the density of each constant.
Sweep angle: ±7.5°
Number of shots: 19
Pixel size: 100/150 m
This mode enables high-speed imaging by reducing the sweep angle and speeding up image readout. The depth of field is deep, and the cine display allows efficient viewing of tomographic images.
Sweep angle: ±20°
Number of shots: 35
Pixel size: 50/100 m
This mode has a larger sweep angle with improved depth resolution. The shallow depth of field allows for a better focus on an area of interest.
A synthetic 2D image that includes breast thickness information is created from the tomosynthesis image at 50 m. A single tomosynthesis imaging session produces a tomosynthesis (3D) image and a synthetic 2D (S-View) image that includes features of tomosynthesis.
(Face Guard T Comfort) Optional
To prevent movement of the face guard during tomosynthesis imaging, the face guard is secured to the supporting column of the device. The arm connecting the face guard to the supporting column collapses in accordance with the tube movement, so the face guard will not be visible at either the ST (15 degrees) or HR (40 degrees) angles.