Computed Radiography
Fcr Prima Series
A simple reader unit but with proven image quality and product durability.
FCR PRIMA Tm
FCR PRIMA T2
FCR PRIMA II
Fcr Capsula X
A compact system with throughput of up to 72 images per hour, ideal for smaller facilities with variable caseloads or remote applications.
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Fcr Capsula Xl II
A single-slot CR system with optionally available 50-micron spatial resolution and the same footprint and throughput as its predecessor the CAPSULA XL.
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Fcr XG 5000 Plus
High throughput for the busiest environments, ideal for centralized imaging and multiple exam rooms.
Fcr Project Cs Plus
High-throughput FCR reader capable of precise 50-micron resolution imaging for mammography, with dual-side reading technology.
Console / Workstation
Fvs-1000New
FUJIFILM’s new multifunctional workstation for small animals including equine and bovine.
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Console Advance
The CONSOLE ADVANCE will contribute to a more efficient workflow within the radiology department.
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Fcr Prima Console
From diagnosis to management with a single unit – your multifunctional digital image solution
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Fcr Viewer
All-in-one workstation provides comprehensive radiographic exam functions with desktop convenience.
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Imaging Plate and Cassette
Recording media for digital diagnostic imaging
Computed radiography uses an imaging plate (IP) instead of film to record X-ray images. The IP contains photostimulable phosphors that store X-ray energy. Scanning the IP releases the energy, producing electronic signals, which are converted to digital values. Barium fluorohalide (BaFX) phosphors in a high-density layer deliver the sensitivity, sharpness and low noise demanded in computed radiographic diagnosis. An IP is inserted in a cassette for X-ray exposure.
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