Perlove Medical’s dynamic flat panel DR can capture the entire spine or full-length lower limbs in a single exposure. “Full-spine DR imaging and full-length DR imaging of the weight-bearing lower limbs” provide accurate measurements for the clinical diagnosis, treatment planning, and follow-up of conditions such as scoliosis, post-operative reviews of internal fixation, and lower limb joint diseases.
In recent years, the incidence of scoliosis among adolescents, as well as common orthopedic conditions like osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and lower limb deformities (such as knee valgus and varus, X-shaped and O-shaped legs), has been steadily increasing. These conditions often affect the weight-bearing joints of the lower limbs, including the hip, knee, and ankle joints, posing serious health risks to patients.
For patients with severe spinal and lower limb deformities, surgical correction is often necessary. During diagnosis and treatment, DR examinations are typically used as the primary basis for measuring the affected areas. Traditional DR cannot capture the entire spine or lower limbs in one shot, requiring separate images of the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral vertebrae, which only show local curvatures without illustrating continuity. This increases the difficulty of diagnosis and treatment.
Perlove Medical’s independently developed large field-of-view dynamic flat panel DR, model PLX8600, utilizes a 17″*34″ effective field of view. A single exposure can capture the entire spine or full lower limbs, effectively addressing the issue of traditional X-rays’ inability to capture a full image at once. By visually displaying the overall anatomical structure and curvature of the spine and lower limbs, it provides critical reference information for clinical treatment.
Full-spine imaging is valuable for the diagnosis and treatment of scoliosis and the formulation of surgical plans, while full-length lower limb imaging is crucial for measuring the angles of the hip and knee joints, orthopedic surgery of the hip and knee joints, and joint replacement surgery. It also plays an essential role in the examination, diagnosis, and treatment of trauma surgery and rehabilitation patients.
In addition to conventional static imaging, the dynamic flat panel DR PLX8600 features dynamic fluoroscopy and spot film capabilities. These functionalities allow for detailed observation of complex lesions and effectively capturing key frames, reducing the likelihood of multiple exposures.
Perlove Medical’s dynamic flat panel DR offers large field-of-view imaging of the entire spine and lower limbs in a single exposure, eliminating the need for multiple exposures and reducing radiation intake from repeated imaging. The imaging process is also more convenient and faster, enabling quick diagnosis and timely treatment, providing greater convenience for clinicians and patients, and significantly enhancing the hospital’s medical service capabilities!
