Automatic Statif Pro, radiography versatility with optimized footprint

Statif Pro, a compact radiology solution

This multipurpose U-arm x-ray system consists of a vertical column and a swivel arm with variable height that holds the X-ray assembly and the Bucky. Designed for general radiography in hospitals, clinics and medical practices, it allows radiographic exposures to patients in standing or sitting position and lying on a mobile table. It is compatible with CR cassettes, DR panels, and wireless (Wi-Fi) detectors. You can perform all your conventional radiology examinations. This C-arm design allows profile exposures.

This multipurpose x-ray room allows you to perform examinations with the image receptor inside the bucky, or outside for direct projections such as weight-bearing exams or exams performed on a stretcher.

Chest X-ray image

Direct exposure

Ergonomics

Control console

On tubehead, the unit has a control console with touch screen to modify the exposure parameters as well as the adjustment of the stand such as SID, incidence, collimation, filtration… while remaining close to the patient.

Focal distance

Variable SID from 100 to 180 cm to perform chest exams.

Vertical movement

Bucky and tube set vertical movement of 126 cm for exams like lateral weight bearing foot and sinus in standing position.

Rotations and angulations

Rotation of the tube +/- 180° for direct projections (weight bearing foot). Inclinometer on the arm of the stand for achieving required precise angulations.

IR Remote

Total freedom of movement when positioning the system.

Patient table

Statif Pro can be equipped with an optional patient table (elevating or fixed) to perform horizontal exposures on bedridden patients or those with multiple traumas (polytrauma patients).

Autopositioning

Your Statif Pro x-ray room is automatic, it is equipped with a touch screen on the tubehead, has preprogrammed anatomical protocols, with acquisition parameters and stand positions.

With the autopositioning functionality, the unit is automatically positioned, the collimator opens to the image format selected in the protocol, and additional filters are set up according to the examination (paediatrics, etc.).

At any time, you can adjust the tube position or adapt acquisition parameters.

The motorized movements are SID (focal distance), vertical displacement and rotation of the arm.

The digital (DR) version of your room includes an acquisition console with touch screen interface (option).

It gives access to patient data entry, choice of anatomical protocols and acquisition parameters, image preview for validation in a few seconds, and image processing before sending to the network.

Each procedure has its own preset parameters such as acquisition parameters, autopositioning of the unit with auto-collimation, additional filtration and post-processing.

Scatter Correction

The optional Scatter Correction software (usually called Virtual Grid) is an algorithmic image-processing technique that improves contrast by subtracting scatter noise.
It is automatically performed by software and can be applied to all anatomical regions (as set by the user).

Without correction

With correction

This feature can eliminate the need for a physical anti-scatter grid, thereby improving ergonomics (no grid handling) and dose delivered to the patient (no grid to penetrate).

It minimizes missed exposures caused by grid misalignment and/or artifacts.

For pediatric exams, it can be used to reduce scatter and thus improve image quality.

DOSE MANAGEMENT

So many tools that help you to manage the delivered dose:

Dedicated pediatric protocols,
Automatic collimation by exam,
Filters programmed for each anatomical protocol,
Dose Area Product (DAP) indicated for each image,
DICOM MPPS and RDSR functions (automatic sending of examination data such as DAP and acquisition constants),
Optional scatter correction.