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84kW 1000mA Digital Radiography & Fluoroscopy System

The MCI0043 is an 84kW, 1000mA digital radiography and fluoroscopy system featuring up to 30 fps dynamic imaging, flexible multi-dimensional positioning and DICOM 3.0 connectivity.
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  • MCI0043

  • MECANMED

Product Overview

 

A digital radiography and fluoroscopy system combines conventional X-ray radiography with real-time dynamic imaging in one platform. It is designed for radiology departments that perform routine examinations as well as fluoroscopic and contrast-enhanced studies.

 

The MCI0043 Dynamic Digital Radiography & Fluoroscopy System integrates digital radiography, digital fluoroscopy, digital angiography and digital spot imaging. Its large dynamic flat panel detector supports both static and real-time image acquisition, allowing different examination workflows to be completed on the same system.

 

The system also provides flexible mechanical positioning for different anatomical regions and examination positions. An integrated workstation supports image acquisition, post-processing, transmission and reporting. Optional functions such as AEC, DAP monitoring and image stitching can be added for different examination workflows.

 

Clinical Applications

 

The MCI0043 supports a broad range of radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations across general radiology and related clinical departments.

 

Clinical Application

Typical Use

General Digital Radiography

Routine radiography of the chest, spine, pelvis, extremities and other anatomical regions

Digital Fluoroscopy

Real-time dynamic examination of the chest, abdomen and other anatomical areas

Gastrointestinal Contrast Studies

Esophagography, upper gastrointestinal contrast and other gastrointestinal examinations

Urological Imaging

Fluoroscopic and contrast examinations such as IVP and related urinary tract studies

Gynecological Imaging

Contrast and fluoroscopic procedures such as hysterosalpingography

Digital Spot Imaging

High-definition spot image acquisition during dynamic observation or image playback.

Orthopedic Imaging

Routine skeletal imaging and special-position radiography

Long-Length Imaging

Full-spine and full-lower-limb panoramic imaging when the optional image stitching function is configured

 

Core Features

 

1. High-Power Generator for Radiography and Fluoroscopy

 

The system uses an 84 kW high-frequency X-ray generator with a 550 kHz inverter frequency. Radiographic output covers 40–150 kV with tube current from 10–1000 mA. Fluoroscopy operates from 40–125 kV, with separate current ranges for continuous and pulsed fluoroscopy.



Lateral cervical spine X-ray image showing clear bone structures in digital radiography.

Lateral Cervical Spine

Frontal chest X-ray image showing the lungs, ribs and thoracic structures in digital radiography.

Chest

Abdominal contrast X-ray image showing gastrointestinal anatomy during a contrast examination.

Abdominal Contrast

Frontal abdomen and pelvis X-ray image showing lumbar spine, pelvic and abdominal structures.

Abdomen and Pelvis



2. 17" × 17" Dynamic Flat Panel Detector

 

A large 427 × 427 mm dynamic flat panel detector provides a 3072 × 3072 pixel matrix, 139 μm pixel pitch and 16-bit A/D conversion. The detector supports dynamic acquisition at up to 30 fps for real-time fluoroscopic observation as well as static radiographic imaging.

 

The 427 × 427 mm active area provides a wide field of view for both static and dynamic imaging.



17 × 17 inch dynamic flat panel detector for digital radiography and real-time fluoroscopic imaging.



3. Radiography and Dynamic Imaging on One Platform

 

The system combines digital radiography, digital fluoroscopy, digital angiography and digital spot imaging. During dynamic observation or image playback, high-definition spot images can be captured for closer evaluation of selected areas.

 

4. Flexible Multi-Dimensional Positioning

 

The system provides flexible mechanical movement to support different examination positions and anatomical regions.

 

l Tube Column Swing
The X-ray tube column can swing from -45° to +45°, providing additional positioning flexibility for examinations of different anatomical regions.

 

l ±90° Table Rotation
The examination table can rotate vertically from -90° to +90°, allowing the system to accommodate both horizontal and upright imaging positions.

 

l Adjustable SID
The source-to-image distance (SID) can be adjusted from 1000 to 1800 mm, providing greater flexibility for different radiographic examinations.

 

l Flexible Lateral Movement
The detector supports 320 mm lateral movement, allowing the imaging field to be repositioned across different anatomical areas without frequent patient repositioning.



DRF X-ray system showing tube swing, ±90° table rotation, adjustable SID and flexible lateral detector movement.



5. Automatic Beam Collimation & Removable Grids

 

The automatic electric collimator allows the imaging field to be adjusted according to the selected examination and body position. This helps simplify positioning and reduces the need for repeated manual beam-field adjustment.

 

The system is equipped with two high-density grids, which can be removed when grid-free imaging is required for applicable low-dose examinations.



DRF X-ray system showing automatic beam collimation and removable grids for flexible radiographic examinations.



6. Integrated Image Acquisition and Processing Workstation

 

The workstation integrates patient registration, exposure control, image acquisition, image processing, transmission and reporting. Image processing tools include image enhancement, window width and level adjustment, image cropping and other processing functions.

 

For system connectivity, a DICOM 3.0 interface supports integration with compatible medical imaging workflows.

 

7. Expandable Functions for Different Clinical Workflows

 

The MCI0043 can be configured with several optional functions. AEC automatically controls exposure time according to the examination conditions. DAP monitoring records examination dose information, while image stitching supports panoramic imaging of the full spine or lower limbs. Optional configurations also include an LCD touchscreen workstation and a specialized surgical/proximity console.

 

Technical Specification

 

Category

Parameter

Specification

Power Supply

Voltage

380 V ±38 V

Frequency

50 Hz ±10 Hz

Capacity

≥125 kVA

Internal Resistance

≤0.17 Ω

X-ray Generator

Power

84 kW

Inverter Frequency

550 kHz

Radiography Tube Voltage

40–150 kV

Radiography Tube Current

10–1000 mA

Exposure Time

1–10000 ms

Radiography mAs

0.1–1000 mAs

Fluoroscopy Tube Voltage

40–125 kV

Continuous Fluoroscopy Current

0.5–10 mA

Pulsed Fluoroscopy Current

5–20 mA

X-ray Tube

Focal Spot

0.6 mm / 1.2 mm

Anode Heat Capacity

420 kJ / 600 kHU

Anode Speed

9700 rpm at 180 Hz / 2700 rpm at 50 Hz

Target Angle

12°

Dynamic Flat Panel Detector

Active Area

427 × 427 mm

Pixel Matrix

3072 × 3072

Pixel Pitch

139 μm

A/D Conversion

16 bit

Limiting Resolution

≥3.7 lp/mm

Energy Range

40–150 kVp

Dynamic Acquisition

Up to 30 fps

Collimator

View Light

LED

Brightness

>100 lux

Visible Light Time

5–45 s adjustable

Filtration

≥1 mm Al

Mechanical Movement

Table Vertical Rotation

+90° to -90°

Vertical Movement

1300 mm

Table-to-Ground Lifting Range (Optional)

550–1350 mm

Lateral Movement

320 mm

SID

1000–1800 mm

Tube Swing

+45° to -45°

Connectivity

Interface

DICOM 3.0

Optional Functions

AEC

Optional

DAP Monitoring

Optional

Image Stitching

Optional

LCD Touchscreen Workstation

Optional

Specialized Surgical / Proximity Console

Optional


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