| X-RAY
SYSTEM : LEXXOS, Digital Flash
Beam Bone Densitometer |
| Scan
beam technology |
Digital Flash Beam
Technology, a Patented X-Ray Bi-Dimensional Beam |
| Detector
system |
Digital Flat
Panel Detector in Amorphous
Silicon Detector (A-Si) of 512 x 512 elements (262 144 elements) Pixel
is 400 µm |
| Acquisition
method |
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DEXA cone beam with
the Detector located under the table while generator is in the top of
the arm
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DEXA without scan
for Multisite acquisitions and with X and Y scans for Whole Body
acquisitions.
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Motorised Arm –
Fixed table
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Innovative Patented
Reconstruction Image MEthod (P.R.I.ME.)
from the CEA/Leti for Whole
Body /F.V.A. scans
reconstructions using a continuous shoot cycle (low energy and high
energy).
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FILTRATION
METHOD : Switched and Filtered
Beam for an Optimised Image Quality |
| Optimised
Image Quality And Dose Efficiency |
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Switched X-ray tube
delivering two successive X-ray flashes at 70 and 140 KV
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Specific filters
addition to ensure an optimised image quality
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Patented
anti-scattering grid
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PATIENT &
PRACTITIONER COMFORT : Expanded
Capabilities for a Productivity Breakthrough |
| Scan
region |
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Whole
Body window : 200 x 61 cm using P.R.I.ME.
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Multisite
acquisition : 20 x 20 cm --> no scan required
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Isotropic
detector, near to the
patient – insignificant magnification
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| Patient
positioning |
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All operations
accessible from the PC
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Repositioning of the
patient with the S.E.V.
(Single Energy Viewing)
capability.
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Arm and Laser
positioning controllable via the front panel.
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| Reference
database |
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Caucasian, Asiatic,
Arabic, South American, N-Hanes III…
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Possibility, for the
operator, to create his own reference database
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Dedicated
translation software for text in local language
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IMAGE
ACQUISITION : Best Performances of
the Worldwide BMD Market |
| Nominal
scan times |
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Spine -
1.5 second (no scan)
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Hip -
1.5 second (no scan)
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Forearm -
1.5 second (no scan)
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H.F.C. (Hip Flash
Comparison) - 7
seconds (no scan)
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F.V.A. (Flash
Vertebral Assessment) -
30 seconds (P.R.I.ME.)
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Whole body -
3 minutes (P.R.I.ME.)
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| Storage
image capacity |
Storage
possible on CD Writer, DVD Writer, HDD…
5 Mo per multisite exam. 24 000 exams stored on a 120 Go HDD!! |
| Clinical
processing applications |
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AP
& Decubitus Lumbar Spine (Scoliotic Spine Analysis)
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Proximal femur
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Forearm
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H.F.C. (Hip Flash
Comparison)
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Whole body BMD &
Body Composition (option)
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F.V.A. (Flash
Vertebral Assessment) for Morphometry, Trends and Total Spine
Assessment (option)
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Paediatric Spine
& Whole Body analysis (option)
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Orthopaedic Hip
Analysis (option)
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Small Animal (option)
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| The
precision to be 1% |
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In
vitro < 0.80%
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In
Vivo < 1%
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| X-ray
dose |
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| Quality
control |
Digital
calibration in the production line. A provided quality assurance phantom
allows an Automatic Quality Control, Trends Graphs, etc… |
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DICOM
CONNECTIVITY : Paperless
Densitometry |
| Image
Communication |
DICOM
3.0 format with Send
Class, Print Class, Worklist Class, Storage Class, RIS/HIS… |