For a dedicated chest room you might require "scan and go" efficiency for optimized workflow and patient throughput. You expect your chest room to run like clockwork while providing you with excellent image quality.
We can help you to design a chest room that meets your individual requirements, depending on your current and future workload and infrastructure. We offer you a choice of conventional, CR- or DR-digital chest rooms that are all:
compact and easy-to-use
- ergonomic to ensure optimal convenience and performance
- comfortable and safe for your patients
- upgradeable to future technologies
Conventional Chest Room example |
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| - Components
- Fixed floor stand (FS Fix)
- Vertical stand (VE)
- Options: automatic collimation, APR, tracking
- Easy to extend into basic X-ray room by choosing FS Fix with lateral extension plus mobile patient table with integrated Bucky Unit
- Ergonomic and easy to operate
- Perfectly suited for "scan and go" workflow
- Add PCR to step into digital world<
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| Digital Chest Room example |
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| Components: Features: Automatic collimation, asymmetric beam alignment, tracking, UNIQUE image processing Options: DICOM. Vertical stand display Suitable for high-throughput thorax units with more than 200 images per day Enables a highly automated workflow
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Quick Reference Chest Room Options |
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What are you looking for?
| Chest room conventional | Chest room CR-digital | Chest room DR-digital |
| System | Vertical Bucky stand (VE) and fixed floor column (FS Fix) | Vertical Bucky stand (VE), fixed floor column (FS Fix), and PCR | Tiltable digital vertical stand (VS) and fixed floor column (FS Fix) |
| Application | Chest
Abdomen | Chest
Abdomen | Chest
Abdomen |
| Workload 1) | ~100 2) | ~130 3) | >200 |
| Environment | no digital requirement; you are not planning to go digital in the near future | you would like to go digital; system should be integrated to existing IT | you need a full digital solution |
1) Number of images per 8 hour day
2) Assumption: One development system; two exams per patient and 6 minutes handling time total
3) Assumption: Minimum exam time is two mintues – limitation is system and handling