Acuity CDR
The Acuity CDR from Radmedix is a compact chiropractic X-ray system designed for standing exams, integrated workflow, and precise positioning.
Acuity CDRTechnical Specifications
| System Type | Digital radiography (DR) X-ray system |
|---|---|
| Display | Integrated monitor for image review and system operation |
| Imaging Technology | 40 kW generator; 20° rotating arm; magnetic lock brakes; fixed 40" SID |
| Image Processing | Fully integrated software with anatomically preselected X-ray techniques |
| Workflow Interface | Integrated generator and software workflow; anatomical region-based technique selection |
| Mounting / Configuration | Ultra-small footprint straight-arm system for standing chiropractic exams |
| Imaging Capability | Head-to-toe standing positioning; 20° arm angulation for anatomical offset views |
| Compatibility / Retrofit | Optional Automatic Exposure Control (AEC); removable grid |
| Power / Charging | 40 kW generator with fixed 40" SID configuration |
| Connectivity | Fully integrated software and generator communication |
| Clinical Applications | Chiropractic imaging; standing skull-to-lower-extremity exams |
Chiropractic Imaging Precision
Acuity CDR combines compact installation, integrated control, and standing exam flexibility.
Compact Chiropractic Layout
Its ultra-small footprint is built for chiropractic rooms where space is limited. The compact straight-arm design helps reduce installation demands and minimize disruption to daily operations.
Integrated Exam Control
The software is fully integrated with the generator, allowing X-ray techniques to be preselected by anatomical region. This reduces manual setup steps and helps standardize exam workflow.
Built for Standing Views
Acuity CDR raises and lowers for standing exams from skull to lower extremities. Its 20° arm angulation helps offset anatomical variation for more precise chiropractic positioning
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