Canon Medical Systems offers a full range of Digital Radiography (DR) solutions for every general radiographic application. Whether you are looking to replace an entire traditional Rad Room or enhance your X-ray room with a digital retrofit, Canon will help your hospital or imaging center find the perfect digital solution.

The core component of each system is the Canon Amorphous Silicon (a-Si) Flat Panel Sensor. The Canon sensor produces very high quality images without the time and costs involved with film or cassette handling. This technology, used in Canon products for over a decade, provides unmatched reliability and durability.

All Canon DR systems offer convenient system management with a Canon Control Station, consisting of a touch-sensitive LCD Operation Panel and a Control PC. Built-in software provides extensive networking capabilities allowing you to easily connect to PACS, RIS or any DICOM printer.

Providing efficiency, reliability and high quality images, Canon DR Systems can reduce exam times, improve workflow, and contribute to substantial cost and labor savings. Canon Medical Systems offers the following DR products :

Mobile DR Solutions

Canon’s Innovative Flat Panel Detector (CXDI-50G)

It measures 14 x 17 inches (35 x 43 cm)and weighs 4.8 kg, making it an extremely versatile receptor. Its universal size makes it equally adaptable to handling chest and abdominal exposures as well as lateral or axial imaging of limbs. The amorphous silicon (a- Si) detector, with a pixel width of 160µ, delivers high resolution diagnostic images in 12-bit grayscale.

Single Detector DR Solution

Canon CXDI-40C Premium DR System

New. The CXDI-40C is a highly sensitive DR system designed for most general radiographic applications. With advanced Canon technology, the CXDI-40C’s 17 x17-inch sensor produces very high quality diagnostic images with reduced exposure for the patient.

Double Detector DR Solution

Canon CXDI-40EG General DR System

With multiple wall stand and table configurations designed for a wide range of general radiographic applications, the Canon CXDI-40EG can capture x-ray images from almost any position or angle. The versatile 17 x 17-inch sensor can be fitted into a Bucky table or used with an upright or universal stand.

Emergency & Trauma DR Solution

Canon CXDI-50G Portable DR System

Built for the demands of general radiography, trauma and bedside care, the CXDI-50G is a portable DR system with a large imaging area (14 x 17 inches) and lightweight design. It weighs only around 10 pounds and it is less than an inch thick, making it ideal for a diverse range of applications. This one-of-a-kind portable DR system extends the range of exams possible with Digital Radiography.

Retrofit DR Solution

Canon Retrofit Solution

Canon understands the need to safeguard customer investments, that is why Canon has developed unique communication modules that enables retrofitting of Canon DR System with existing x-ray equipment.* Canon has tested with many international brands of x-ray equipment and has successfully installed 100’s of retrofit solutions across the world. Customers can choose from the versatile line up of Canon DR Systems to integrate with their existing X-ray equipment.

* Retrofit option is available with most popular x-ray equipment. To know if your equipment is compatible with Canon’s retrofit solution, please contact Chayagraphics (India) Pvt Ltd.

Portable DR Solution

Canon CXDI-31 Portable DR System

Compact and lightweight, the CXDI-31 features a 9 x 11-inch portable sensor that is used for trauma, neonatal and orthopedic imaging in addition to other applications that are difficult to set with fixed devices. Canon introduced the CXDI-31 in 2001 as the world’s first portable DR system.

DR Image Viewer

Canon DR Image Viewer

Designed for viewing high quality images taken with Canon Digital Radiography systems, Canon DR Image Viewer is an enhancement that helps streamline workflow and maximize throughput. It features pixel-to-pixel display for viewing high-resolution life size images in addition to multi-study viewing for quick comparisons with other DR exams. The Microsoft® Windows® Service Pack 2000 or later compatible program requires little training.