It employs a pendant mechanical structure, featuring a large range of motion for the gantry. The hanging cylinder can move up and down and slide horizontally and vertically along the overhead rail, facilitating multi-angle and multi-position imaging of patients by doctors.
Additionally, the head unit can rotate in multiple dimensions, allowing doctors to freely switch between chest radiography position and under-table position as needed to meet different imaging requirements.
As a result, pendant DR equipment can easily handle routine patient positioning while quickly accommodating special positioning needs for patients requiring such.
It can perform digital X-ray radiography in various positions (supine, anterior-posterior, lateral, oblique) for areas such as the head, neck, chest, abdomen, lumbar spine, and limbs across medical institutions at all levels.
It can meet the examination needs of numerous clinical and medical-technical departments, including radiology, health check-up centers, imaging centers, internal medicine, surgery, emergency medicine, orthopedics, traumatology, and gastroenterology.
The numerous advantages and features of the suspended DR can meet the radiography needs of different departments, patients, and body parts in clinical settings. It offers excellent image quality and fast examination speed, and has now become an essential imaging device for daily clinical and medical technical department checks in medical institutions at all levels.
