Digital gastrointestinal machine and DR machine are both commonly used imaging equipment in hospitals, the functional similarities between the two, so there will be people to use the digital gastrointestinal machine as DR equipment, then the digital gastrointestinal machine can really be used as DR? The answer is yes, the difference between digital gastrointestinal machine and DR is not big.

First of all, DR is short for digital direct imaging system, than the traditional X-ray imaging with a clearer image, lower radiation, faster inspection, inspection success rate and other advantages.

The digital flat-panel gastrointestinal machine is a kind of multifunctional X-ray machine, which has all the functions of traditional gastrointestinal machine, but also has all the functions of DR flat-panel detector X-ray photography, mainly used for digestive tract contrast imaging, digestive tract swallowing imaging, full spine splicing photography, full lower extremity splicing photography, ERCP, urinary tract imaging, “T” tube T-tube angiography, barium enema, limb angiography, hysterosalpingography, and other types of examinations.

In other words, digital gastrointestinal machine is a new multi-purpose X-ray diagnostic machine that combines DR digital film and digital fluoroscopy and imaging, so it can be used as DR.

For example, the brand digital gastrointestinal machine PLD5500B, it has both digital fluoroscopy, digital imaging and conventional filming functions, using it can carry out chest and abdominal fluoroscopy, digestive tract imaging, genitourinary system imaging, biliary tract imaging and lower limb veins and other imaging; can carry out general photography of the head, chest, abdomen and extremities; can also be used for fluoroscopic fracture repair, foreign body removal It can also be used for fluoroscopic fracture reconstruction, foreign body extraction, and other examinations. Due to the use of large heat capacity bulb, this digital gastrointestinal machine has good heat dissipation performance and can meet the needs of hospitals with a large workload of examinations.