In radiography what really matters is the result.
When developing a new line up, we focused on improving the flat panel detector design. So you can benefit from a much lighter and more ergonomic design, while obtaining the Canon imaging quality. We used new carbon fiber housing ensuring tremendous weight reduction, increased robustness and improved water resistance.
Furthermore, Canon’s NE Control Software is the control software of Canon’s digital radiography solutions, known for its outstanding imaging quality and performance. Behind the high-end specifications of CsI technology, a bright intelligence is running to control and optimize the images taken allowing you to enhance your workflow. In the latest software releases we have advanced its functionality to improve performance even more.
To learn more about the Canon CXDI Control Software NE, go to the software area: https://www.canon-europe.com/medical/digital_radiography/cxdi_control_software_new_edition/
Canon’s scatter correction software increases the contrast of images taken without a grid up to a level similar to images taken with a grid.
Where a grid physically reduces scatter and thereby increases the contrast, the software mimics this process virtually.
The software works by creating a scatter model, which is subsequently subtracted from the image.
The result is an image with reduced scatter and increased contrast.
How would this benefit you?
Depending on the clinical requirements, you could choose to have (mobile) x-ray systems equipped without a grid, but instead use Canon’s image processing technology including scatter correction and noise reduction to realize:
1. Lighter equipment, which is easier to carry and use by technologists
2. Work more efficient, due to the elimination of grid misalignments
3. Possible dosage reduction compared to imaging with a grid
Technically the scatter correction will be applicable to all protocols, but stringent reviews on clinical applicability is required.
Find out here how Digital Radiology solutions from Canon help you provide an enhanced level of treatment to your most venerable patients.
Canon offers a range of superb diagnostic image quality systems for versatile low dose digital radiography. Canon’s solutions are more sensitive than conventional systems and tailor-made for paediatric and orthopedic use.
Studies conducted over the last few years confirm that
- Canon’s digital radiography detectors are extremely sensitive and maintain the diagnostic image quality in paediatric radiology at reduced radiation dose.
- Canon’s CXDI Control Software NE features advanced image processing for paediatric radiology, which makes possible to see all subtle details of trabecular bone structure and soft tissue in the same image.
Find here the related studies http://conradint.ucl.dk/home/publications-2/
Source: Conrad Radiographic Research Centre – Connected to University College Lillebaelt, Denmark
At this year’s scientific meeting of the European Society of Paediatric Radiology (ESPR 2014), the Conrad research institute from Denmark presented the results of their latest research project about pediatric image quality. The leading poster was on display and you can have a glimpse of it here.
Conrad Research Center, University College Lillebaelt, Odense, Denmark
“Canon CXDI-70C Wireless detector maintains diagnostic image quality of the chest anatomy in preterm infants at a reduced radiation dose.”
Conrad Research Center, University College Lillebaelt, Odense, Denmark
"Canon CXDI-70C Wireless detector maintains diagnostic image quality at a reduced radiation dose."
Conrad Research Center, University College Lillebaelt, Odense, Denmark
"With Canon's new MLT(S) software one can maintain optimal image quality at lower mAs in paediatric examinations of the femur."
Dr. Jacques Schneider, Chief Physician of Radiology, Universitäts-Kinderspitalbeider Basel (UKBB)
"The DR solution from Canon best meets the needs of our hospital and its patients by allowing us to review x-rays within a few seconds and move devices quickly and easily to where they are needed, often urgently."