14 matching records for Diagnostic X-ray Unit.
A metallic (e.g., steel, aluminium alloy) case that houses an x-ray tube to provide appropriate limits for x-ray leakage and adequate insulation to avoid electric risks during a diagnostic x-ray procedure. It includes sheet lead surrounds at appropriate loc...
A powered/programmable table that is a component of a basic diagnostic x-ray system designed to position and support a patient during a variety of routine/planar or speciality diagnostic procedures requiring the use of a diagnostic x-ray system; it is not a...
A non-powered table that is a component of a basic diagnostic x-ray system designed to position and support a patient during a variety of routine/planar or speciality diagnostic procedures requiring the use of a diagnostic x-ray system; it is not a planar t...
A freestanding component of an x-ray-based diagnostic digital imaging assembly [e.g., a digital x-ray system, x-ray computed tomography (CT) system, or fluoroscopy system] designed to process patient radiological images; it may additionally be intended to b...
An instrument intended to be used to assess the performance of diagnostic x-ray equipment for quality assurance (QA) purposes; it is typically intended to measure, display, and record one or more x-ray parameter(s) [e.g., kVp, mAs, dose, exposure time]. It ...
A device used in medical imaging applications to shield x-ray film from exposure to room light during transport and insertion into a diagnostic imaging system, film formatter, or film processor. It is typically designed for use with a particular imaging sys...
An assembly of medical devices designed to convert an existing analogue x-ray system to digital (i.e., retrofit) through the acquisition and processing of digital images using existing analogue x-ray system components. As a system it consists of both: 1) a ...
A device that is a component of a diagnostic x-ray system that has a powered/programmable table with electronic and/or software controls for table top positioning, table height and/or motion relative to the x-ray beam specifically designed to position and s...
A physiological monitoring unit used as a component of a diagnostic x-ray system, e.g., fluoroscopy, angiography or general-purpose, that produces a signal which enables image formation or data collection to be synchronized with a specific measurable physio...
A device that can only fulfil its purpose when used together with and enhance the function of a diagnostic mammographic x-ray system. It is used to take two pictures of a breast from two different angles. On the basis of this stereoscopic picture set, it is...
A camera or image formatting unit that is a component of a diagnostic imaging system used to imprint identifying marks on: 1) photographic film or x-ray film (by exposure to visible light); or 2) digitally, on images created using various diagnostic imaging...
Mainframe or personal computer (PC) based operating system software (or firmware) specific to the central processing unit (CPU) incorporated into a general-purpose x-ray system configuration. This includes the software or firmware based programs and routine...
An electrically-powered camera-based imaging unit, typically using laser scanning techniques, that is designed to capture digital images created using diagnostic imaging systems, e.g., computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emi...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) camera-based imaging unit, typically using laser scanning techniques, that is designed to capture digital images created using diagnostic imaging systems, e.g., computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), pos...