Agfa -Model DX-D 300 -Direct Radiography System
A Compact Solution for All Exams. Why choose the DX-D 300? Optimal flexibility. The versatility to capture a wide range of studies. Enhanced productivity through excellence in image quality. Easily installed in a limited space. The DX-D 300 is the quick and easy way to go direct digital. With it, you’ll enjoy – consistently – the high image quality of MUSICA image processing.
- Affordable way to go DR
- Optimal flexibility for universal use
- Widest range of exams in a limited space
- High quality imaging and potential for dose reduction
- Top technology detectors
- Fast image preview
- MUSICA empowered
Easily installed in a limited space. Requiring minimal training. Delivering a wide range of images in a short space of time. The DX-D 300 provides you with fast access to your very own digital solution.
FAST PREVIEW BETWEEN EXPOSURES PROVIDES IMPROVED PATIENT EXPERIENCE
The DX-D 300’s immediate preview, starting less than a second after exposure, enables a higher rate of throughput, thereby lowering the cost per exam and allowing your patients to be released more quickly.
Digital Radiography’s flexibility also provides a versatile workflow for a full range of exposures, as well as complex studies – such as Full Leg Full Spine – with CR, which can be achieved in just one shot.
Taken together, the DX-D 300’s ability to reduce patient waiting time, increase diagnostic confidence and enhance patient security due to operator presence and the potential for a lower dose.
SAME LOOK AND FEEL WITH MUSICA ACQUISITION STATION AND IMAGE PROCESSING
Developed to address the need for versatility in General Radiology imaging, the DX-D 300 delivers a unified look and feel for both your DR and CR exams and offers a choice of soft copy or hard copy outputs.
It enjoys streamlined workflow throughout your facility and beyond by combining the capabilities of MUSICA image processing and the NX acquisition workstation, with its fast acquisition and excellent DICOM connectivity with HIS/RIS/ PACS and imagers.