Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) allows you to observe movement like never before. This novel low-dose X-ray imaging technique enables visualization of anatomy in motion.
This technology developed by Konica Minolta makes it possible to take up to 15 frames per second of low-dose radiographies using a mobile x-ray device."
Dynamic image production using a mobile X-ray machine and wireless transmission is a one-of-a-kind innovation.
The advantage of being able to produce such images at the patient's bedside is, in particular, to perform a ventilatory or pulmonary perfusion analysis. These analyzes do not require contrast means, considerably reducing the risks for the patient.
It is also no longer necessary to move the patient to a modality to carry out these analyses.
This saving of time and comfort is undeniable in a structure where the workflow is constantly increasing.
