List: $435,000. MedCon: EX. Toshiba Digital List: $435,000. MedCon: EX. Toshiba Digital radiology x-ray fluoroscopy room r/f, Fluorex model DUA 450a. A superb chance to get 3 identical systems, all in excellent condition.PEMED home page6035 E. 38th Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80207 USA (303) 393-7800 FAX (303) 393-1482
List: $435,000. MedCon: EX. Toshiba Digital List: $435,000. MedCon: EX. Toshiba Digital radiology x-ray fluoroscopy room r/f, Fluorex model DUA 450a. A superb chance to get 3 identical systems, all in excellent condition.
We were fortunate to purchase the entire radiology department of a local children's hospital when they built a brand-new building. All of these rooms are in perfect working order, and saw patients one week before we purchased them. Rooms de installed by October 30, 2007. System maintained under Toshiba maintenance contract until removal.
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Features:
1 room is set up for angio work. In addition to the normal r/f functions, it provides some additional options for interventional angiography work.
System comes with an ADR -1000a high resolution digital imaging system, with software revisions through June 2003.
During de installation, done by Ace Radiographics of Denver, tubes checked out for both overhead and table to 130 kV. on testing done 10/17/7 and 10/18/7.
Digital imaging system features:
Unit has Model DG-80 M controls, with Toshiba KXO-80G x-ray generator. Generator has the following ratings:
System comes with personal computer-based image processing computer, network compatible. Units will require addition of flat-panel monitors.
In room portable video monitor displays patient information, accession number, referring physician , also indicates mode of II (12/9/6), pulse rate, Kv and other exposure settings
Need to match E2/EPS camera configuration data disk to each camera shipped.
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table front panel controls
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An overview of the system:
Generator control panel has the following features digital display and adjustment of:
Unit has the following anatomical programming built in, to make selection of various settings easier:
Buttons allow quick selection of patient size:
There are also 7 buttons that may be programmed for various settings as the operator sees fit.
Table is a model DUA-450a, Fluorex.
Overhead tube suspension, model DST-100a, features electric locks for:
The collimator features:
the image intensifier is a triple mode 12/9/6", produces an exceptionally crisp image with good image quality and detail. 2 rooms, have the original I. I., manufactured November 1996. One room has an image intensifier manufactured November 1998
Studies and various screens from the system:
(please note, large black rectangles are where patient information has been removed)
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Software is logically divided into five activities:
1. Patient registration This is a electronic intake form, using the following information: patient ID number, patient name, date of birth, sex, study type, study physician, referring physician, procedure description, accession number, body part examination and remarks.
Unit has the following study types:
2. Image acquisition. This is the direct fluoro control and acquires images from the system. As the following windows and features:
3. archives manager. this is a visual database of studies completed. It provides a directory tree, by patient name, studies for each patient, and displays thumbnails of images stored. Clicking on the thumbnails pulls up a full screen image from the study.
Menu features here include:
4. viewer. This allows viewing, digital processing, filtering and zooming in various images in a study.
Menu items:
View screen may be configured number of ways, including:
5. Film. This manages saving and printing of films to various output devices such as a laser camera, film camera or simply to a digital network in various electronic formats.
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| image processing screen, including edge detection, smoothing, gamma correction, filtering, and digital subtraction |  |
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System comes with the following manuals:
Rooms were installed in a physical room with an approximately 20 x 21 foot floor plan.
Some of the various model plates and state certification stickers
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Shipping weight is about 5,000 pounds each. 3 identical unit in stock.
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