| Principle of action |
The monoblock X-ray generator and X-ray detector are mounted facing each other on the scanning gantry, positioned on a vertical line centered on the subject and rotated 360°. The monoblock X-ray generator is attached to the gantry to generate X-rays, and the X-ray detector detects and images the amount of X-rays transmitted through the subject. The X-ray detector uses an amorphous silicon flat-panel sensor, has a 296.96×296.96 mm imaging area, and detects attenuated X-rays by penetrating the subject. X-rays detected by the X-ray detector are converted into electrical signals in proportion to the dose. Electrical signals are digitized in ADC (Analogic Digital Converter), digitized data is sent to a reconstruction computer for reconstruction, and the reconstruction computer reconstructs the data and shows the sectional image and 3D image to the user through the monitor. |
| Purpose of use |
A device that obtains tomographic images of local regions such as the head, neck, joints, extremities, cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine by recombining the same plane data obtained from different angles using multiple X-ray tubes and detectors (however, infants and children under 6 years of age are not applicable. |
| Weight and requirements |
Refer to user manual and Semi-permanent |
| Precautions for use |
Refer to user manual |
