TOSHIBA INFX-8000V

The image flat panel detector is the core component of a digital X-ray imaging system, used to capture X-rays and convert them into digital signals that can be used for imaging. Toshiba manufactures image flat panel detectors in a variety of sizes and resolutions to meet the needs of various applications. Toshiba's image flat panel detectors use advanced technology to provide high-quality images while reducing patient radiation exposure.


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Brand
Toshiba
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
2.1 MB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
99033D1F2F817E8F62AB740F6C211FCE

About this manual

The VF‑i/BP is a 12" × 12" flat‑panel biplane detector designed for superior patient access and high‑resolution imaging. Its five‑axis design provides up to 180° of head‑end space, allowing clinicians easy tableside control and ergonomic operation.

The system incorporates multiple dose‑reduction technologies such as X‑ray beam filtration, variable dose modes, virtual collimation, and electronic zoom, while delivering 15 pps biplane acquisition at 1024 × 1024 resolution. Integrated DICOM service classes enable seamless network integration with HIS/RIS and PACS for efficient image storage and retrieval.

What's inside

  • Advanced technologies deliver image quality
  • Unparalleled patient access
  • Distortion‑free flat panel biplane imaging
  • Advancing biplane imaging from head‑to‑toe
  • Dose‑reduction technologies for patient and operator
  • Advanced system design drives higher productivity
  • Access to patient information with seamless network integration

Specifications

Flat panel detector size12" x 12"
Biplane acquisition rate15 pps
Image resolution1024 × 1024
Patient access angle180° head‑end space
DICOM service classesSix major classes

Frequently asked questions

What image resolution and frame rate does the VF‑i/BP support in biplane mode?

The system captures biplane images at 15 frames per second with a resolution of 1024 × 1024 pixels.

Can the VF‑i/BP integrate with hospital information systems?

Yes, it includes six major DICOM service classes for seamless integration with HIS/RIS, PACS, and network storage, enabling rapid image export and patient data exchange.

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