The DirectView DR 7500 features a retractable wall-stand Bucky that extends for wheelchair and table projections, as well as an elevating 4-way floating table that includes a detector that follows the overhead tube to stay aligned along the length of the table. The Bucky pulls out of the table to accommodate extremity exams for additional flexibility.

The system also comes with an integrated system operator console and an X-ray generator (80 kW) and timing and distribution unit. DirectView DR 7500 can be scaled to meet the growing or changing requirements for medical facilities of any size, according to the company.

April 2008


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