The Multitom Rax's 3D-ready image capabilities¹ can offer better diagnostic and planning certainty than images that do not reflect a natural weight-bearing condition. Conventional 2D X-rays do not always reveal fine hairline fractures in the bone. In cases of a suspected bone fracture, the patient historically has required a computed tomography (CT) 3D image to confirm the diagnosis. With the Multitom Rax Twin Robotic X-ray system, a 3D image¹ can be acquired on the same system, so the patient does not have to wait for a future appointment or be transferred to a CT system.
Built-in features like Comprehensive CARE (Combined Applications to Reduce Exposure) and more precise positioning of the system aid in reducing patient radiation dose.
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¹ Currently 3D imaging on the Multitom Rax is only possible with 3D-capable post-processing software.
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