FDR Visionary Suite

The system features an auto-positioning function that moves the X-ray tube into position automatically. It is possible to pre-set and restore positions from the image guidance menu.

A movable scope makes it possible to take images of the entire lower limb from the cervical vertebrae down. The exposure platform can be adjusted for images of the head and upper limbs.

Using the foot switch and grip switch it is possible to adjust the height quickly and easily.
With the weight capacity on the table exceeding 295kg, the system can be used for bariatric patients without concern.

With the auto-tracking function the panel and X-ray tube are automatically kept in alignment, making it possible to focus on patient positioning and care. By switching between automatic and manual functions positioning can be simplified, allowing the operator to maintain full control.

The touch panel presents image-related information clearly and also allows settings to be easily changed. The angle of the square LCD panel will also change by 90 degrees to match the direction of the X-ray tube, making it easy to see at all times.

All conditions can be changed using the LCD touch panel on the X-ray tube supporting arm, making it possible to set conditions in the X-ray room alone. The changed conditions are relayed in real time to the controller outside the X-ray room.

“System Ready ” and “X-ray in progress” notifications can be clearly understood by sounds and lights on the frame and hand switch. There is a choice of seven colors for the notification lights.

With this technology the X-ray tube moves linearly, acquiring a series of images in a single sweep, which are then reconstructed to create cross-sectional image slices.

Using the imaging conditions for a single preliminary image as reference, the conditions for Tomosynthesis imaging are set automatically.

By controlling such items as metal artifacts, high-precision imaging down to 150μm is possible.

This technology takes two X-rays, utilizing the difference in X-ray energy absorption to create specific images of soft tissue and bone, etc. The dose rate is changed automatically between shots.

Motion artifacts that may occur between exposures are suppressed by multiple resolution alignment processing, allowing for clear images of soft tissue and bone.

This technology uses multiple images taken in one sweep and automatically stitches them to create images of wide area of up to 160cm upright and 120cm recumbent. Disjointed images caused by patient body movements can be automatically corrected through image alignment.^*1

FDR D-EVO Advanced C43A is a multifunctional portable flat panel sensor that can be used in a wide range of clinical scenarios.
This panel displays excellent performance, allowing for Energy Subtraction and Tomosynthesis imaging. When used as a mobile detector for free- exposure, the D-EVO Advanced displays a flexibility of use not possible with traditional fixed detectors.

Integrated bucky charging maintains the​ power supply to the D-EVO Advanced panel without the need for regular battery exchange and allows for faster, wired communication for all bucky examinations​.

The integrated handle ensures the panel is easy to manoeuvre, allowing radiographers to insert or remove the panel from the stand/table easily.