Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corporation is introducing new modalities and updates to existing modalities across MR, digital radiography, ultrasound, and fluoroscopy.

The new offerings are currently being showcased at the annual RSNA meeting, and emphasize AI-powered workflows, enhanced image quality, and operational efficiency.

Here is a breakdown of the biggest announcements by modality.
MR
ECHELON Synergy 1.5T MR system: This scanner incorporates deep learning reconstruction for improved image sharpness and faster scans. Upgrades in the v10 software suite (announced in October) offer enhanced artifact correction and motion compensation technologies, reducing retakes and streamlining procedures.

APERTO Lucent 0.4T MR system: With a single-pillar open design, this compact system offers RADAR motion compensation and non-contrast MRA, making it an economical option for diverse clinical needs. It was originally announced in July.

Digital Radiography (DR)
FDR Visionary Suite: Fujifilm's flagship digital X-ray suite for mid- to large-sized hospitals and health systems has received upgrades, including real-time patient video for improved positioning and motion detection alerts to prevent retakes, enhancing workflow and reducing patient exposure.

FDR Clinica X Floor Stand: Designed for smaller spaces, this system includes automated long-length imaging for scoliosis and a motorized tilting upright stand. Although showcased at RSNA, it is not expected to be available until 2025.

CT / fluoroscopy / ultrasound
SCENARIA View CT scanner: Expanded motion correction features, such as Body StillShot and Cardio StillShot, allow for clearer imaging of the chest and heart.

Persona CS Mobile Fluoroscopy system: Now includes an upgraded 5kW generator and a high-resolution 4K surgical monitor, providing enhanced imaging for orthopedic and pain management applications.

ARIETTA 750 DeepInsight Ultrasound: Leveraging cognitive technology, this ultrasound system delivers superior penetration and high-resolution imaging, even in challenging areas.

“Fujifilm’s unwavering dedication to innovation and focus on improving patient outcomes are at the forefront of this year’s RSNA,” said Henry Izawa, president and CEO, Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corporation. “We’re looking forward to showcasing how our leading-edge technologies are engineered to improve the performance and workflow of our customers’ diagnostic imaging capabilities, provide shorter procedure times, and enhance the overall patient experience.”

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