DX-D 100

Patients who most need imaging exams may lack the mobility necessary to move to the X-ray room or to position themselves properly for optimum imaging. This is where our mobile DX-D 100 DR system makes the difference. The DX-D 100 can handle a broad range of general radiography X-ray studies, even for less mobile patients. Available with Cesium-based DR panels, the improved DQE delivers improved image quality and potential dose reduction for patients and operators.

The DX-D 100 offers a very short exposure time, so images are available for validation immediately. The combination of greater productivity and image quality translates into lower cost per exam and higher diagnostic efficiency. With excellent handling capabilities, patient waiting times are reduced and diagnostic confidence increased. Overall, the DX-D 100 helps you meet the need to constantly enhance patient comfort and performance in your radiology department.

Availability

Worldwide

On the go: easy handling for mobile radiology exams

The DX-D 100 offers full mobility combined with excellent image quality, using a DX-D 20¹ portable DR detector. The unit's large servo-driven wheels and narrow width provides effortless handling around the patient, even in tight spaces.


¹ Not Available in Canada or the USA

Higher Image quality combined with speed and portability

With the DX-D 100 you don't have to trade image quality for speed and portability: 139 micron pixels give you the high resolution of a full-size a-Si detector, right at the patient's bedside.

MUSICA²: tuned for the best results

Our "gold standard" MUSICA² image processing software has been specially adapted and tuned to further enhance the excellent DR image quality. Exam-independent, MUSICA² ensures consistent image quality and high-contrast detail.

The intuitive NX workstation: a more efficient workflow

The DX-D 100 has an integrated NX Workstation, for an optimal workflow. When you select a specific type of exam, the appropriate X-ray settings are automatically transferred to the X-ray generator and displayed on the touch-screen console. NX adds the exposure parameters used to the digital image file, and communicates seamlessly with picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), hospital information systems (HIS) and radiology information systems (RIS), eliminating manual data entry and typographical errors.

A quick and easy way to go Direct Digital

With the DX-D 100, you can enjoy all the productivity benefits of Direct Digital, including a lower cost per exam.

X-ray generator:

• kW: Available with 20kW, 32kW, 40kW or 50kW
• kVp range: 40 to 150 kVp
• mA range: 10-500 mA Selectable
• Exposure time range: 0.001 - 10 sec.
• mAs range: 0.1 - 500 mAs
• Line requirements: Standard grounded outlet 100 - 240 Vac (+/-10%)

X-ray tube:

• Focal spots: 0.6 mm / 1.2 mm
• Anode kHU / kVp: 150 kHU / 150 kVp
• Target angle: 12°

• Counterbalanced tube arm
• Tube arm reach: 1250 mm/49.2 inch
• Column rotation: +/- 315°
• Maximal SID to floor: 2050 mm/80.7 inch
• Minimal SID to floor: 550 mm/21.6 inch

• Weight: 550 kg (1,210 lbs)
• Size (L x W x H): 1,360 x 670 x 1,980 mm (53.54 x 26.4 x 77.9 inch)
• Touch screen console: 15 inch
• Anti-collision system: Frontal and Lateral
• Motorized unit: Up to 4 km/h
• Motor Drive (Standard): Two (2) independent drive motors, one for each wheel (forward and reverse)
• Battery systems: Two (2) independent systems for driving and imaging
• Collimator: Manual collimator with SID meter

Portable detectors:
DX-D 20

• Receptor type : Amorphous Silicon Sensor (a-Si)
• Conversion screen : CsI or GOS
• Pixel area : 42.7 cm x 35.6 cm
• Pixel matrix : 7.8 Million Pixels (3,072 x 2,560)
• Pixel pitch : 139 micro
• DX-D 20 sensor size: 49.2 cm x 47.5 cm x 2.3 cm
• DX-D 20 sensor weight: 4.9 kg

• IR remote control
• Dose Area Product Meter