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iVision-400: Veterinary Digital X-Ray system
The High Frequency Analog X-Ray with Flat Panel Detector system has become an important tool for providing efficient and accurate veterinary services.
Product Description
In the field of veterinary medicine, with the continuous advancement of science and technology and the increasing emphasis on animal health, the High Frequency Analog X-Ray with Flat Panel Detector system (High Frequency Analog X-Ray with Flat Panel Detector) has become an important tool for providing efficient and accurate veterinary services. New options.
This system not only optimizes the traditional diagnostic process, but also brings more convenient and smarter solutions to animal medical care. This article will take an in-depth look at the system’s technical features, scope of applications and how it can optimize veterinary service processes.
1. Technical Characteristics
High-frequency analog X-ray source: This system uses a high-frequency analog X-ray source, which can provide stable and high-quality X-ray output. High-frequency technology helps reduce X-ray scatter, improving image clarity and contrast.
Flat-panel detector: The equipped high-resolution flat-panel detector can capture subtle structural changes in the pet's body, providing clear and detailed images for diagnosis. This is critical for detecting early stage disease and minimal changes.
Low-dose imaging technology: Through precise radiation control technology, the DR system minimizes radiation exposure to pets while ensuring image quality.
Wireless data transmission: Supports wireless network connection, which can quickly transmit image data to other devices or remote servers for easy storage and remote consultation.
Multifunctional software: The built-in image processing and analysis software supports contrast, brightness adjustment, image magnification, rotation and other functions to help veterinarians better analyze and diagnose.
Ergonomic design: Taking into account the operating habits of veterinarians and the comfort of pets, the design of the DR system focuses on ease of use and safety.
Ease of maintenance and management: Stationary equipment is generally easier to maintain and manage than portable equipment, reducing long-term operating costs.
2. Application Scope
Fixed pet X-ray systems are widely used in the following aspects:
Bone and joint examination: used to detect bone problems such as fractures, arthritis, developmental abnormalities, etc. in pets.
Chest and Abdominal Imaging: Used to diagnose diseases of your pet’s lungs, heart, abdomen and other organs.
Breeding Management: During the pet breeding process, it can help to evaluate the skeletal and reproductive health of the breeding animals.
Check-up for elderly pets: As the life span of pets increases, regular health check-ups become more and more important, and the DR system can detect potential health problems of elderly pets in time.
Emergency diagnosis: In emergency situations, such as traffic accidents, accidental injuries, etc., imaging can be performed quickly to provide key information for treatment.
3. Optimize Veterinary Service Processes
The introduction of fixed pet X-ray systems not only improves the accuracy and efficiency of diagnosis, but also improves the overall process of pet medical services:
Improve diagnostic accuracy: High-definition images and stable imaging quality help find more subtle lesions, improving diagnostic accuracy.
Enhanced diagnostic efficiency: The stability of fixed equipment simplifies the diagnostic process and improves the efficiency of inspections.
Improved patient experience: Specifically designed for pets, ergonomics and low-dose X-ray technology reduce pet discomfort and radiation risks.
Promote information sharing and remote consultation: Cloud storage and remote access functions allow image information to be easily shared with other experts for remote consultation, improving the quality and efficiency of services.
Expand teaching and research capabilities: The stability of stationary equipment makes it an ideal tool for veterinary teaching and research, helping to train a new generation of veterinary experts.
With the continuous advancement of technology and the continuous expansion of applications, fixed pet X-ray systems will continue to play an important role in the field of animal medical care and make greater contributions to improving the quality and efficiency of veterinary services.
It not only provides pet owners with a more accurate and safer diagnostic experience, but also brings new service models and business opportunities to the veterinary industry.
