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Category Listing  Aesthetic  Anesthesia  Blog  Cardiology  Defibrillators  Diapulse Brochure  Emergency  Endoscopy  Imaging   Bone Densitometers   C-Arms   CR   CT Scanners   Digitalizers/Scanners   Gamma Cameras / Nuclear   Infrared   Mammography   Probes   Processors   Ultrasound Products   Ultrasounds   X-Rays  Instrumentation  IV Poles  Laboratory  Lamps / Lights  Medical Furniture  Miscellaneous  Neonatal  Neurology  OB/GYN  Ophthalmology  Packages  Pain Relief Cream  Patient Monitoring  Pediatric  Physical Therapy  Pumps  Respiratory  Sterilizer  Surgery  Survey  Vascular  Videos  Wound Care	Imaging FDX Console Touch Screen Digital Radiography  Product Detail Model: FDX Console The FDX Console is Fujifilm's latest generation technologist workstation, representing the culmination of Fujifilm's extensive experience in image and information processing. The sophisticated interface is intuitive and customizable, and enables fast, easy exam completion and image optimization. Process patient exams in as few as 2 or 3 mouse clicks New features include: Dynamis Visualization processing Even fewer mouse clicks for common workflow steps Worklist views with status icons and thumbnail images Double click full screen zoom PICC line/edge enhancement toggle Dose tracking and management tools Optional 3MP secondary monitor for PACS comparable preview The FDX Console features Dynamic Visualization, Fujifilm's latest image processing technology that automatically enhances visualization by extending visibility and maximizing recognition of contrast levels throughout the entire image. The resulting first-up images have outstanding detail and high window and leveling capability for every image captured. Learn more about Dynamic Visualization. As with all Fujifilm DR solutions, the FDX Console is backed by one-call, 24/7/365 access to customer support. Dose optimization features: Customizable menus help simplify preferred dose-saving techniques to match site preferences and DR detector performance characteristics Exposure Index (EI) and Deviation Index (DI) guides and tracks technologist deviation from preferred exposure conditions for each exam EI and DI values can be sent in DICOM headers, allowing facilities to monitor for dose management initiatives See more, click less A variety of advanced yet user-friendly functions include Multi-Accession — opens multiple studies with separate accessions for the same patient in one acquisition screen. Auto trimming — simplifies offset imaging, automatically detects exposure area to send just true sized cropped image, eliminating unused regions of the detector for optimal image display size at the workstation and PACS. Region of Interest (ROI) image adjustment — unique 2-point ROI function that reprocesses images instantly based on user-selected points of interest. Image Stitching for DR and CR (optional) — automatically combines multiple adjoining images into a single long length image for scoliosis and long leg imaging. Precise Enlargement - Dual Display (optional) — provides high resolution, PACS comparable previews and enhances extended features. Software: Fujifilm FCR Prima The Fujifilm FCR Prima has been designed for those private practitioners with low volume imaging environments. It has the capability of producing 29 images per hour. Images are displayed in as low as 36 seconds. The Fujifilm FCR Prima is packaged with FCR View, our Image Management workstation. FCR View is a complete image management solution that provides users with a comprehensive set of tools to acquire, view and archive images all from one workstation. Features: Compact footprint, only 0.24m2 Stable and optimized images Flexible reading in various sizes Throughput of up to 29 images an hour Repeated use of IP Dimensions Width: 600x400x780 Weight (kg): 70 DICOM Compability: Basic Grayscale Print Request Info Back
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