CDR digital vet

Direct Digital Radiography for Veterinary Medicine

Designed to meet the needs of modern veterinary facilities, the CDR digital vet system enables high-quality radiographic images to be acquired quickly and efficiently. Direct digital technology eliminates development times, streamlines the workflow, and makes images immediately available for diagnostic evaluation.

Thanks to its high image quality and dedicated software tools, the system supports veterinarians in their daily diagnostic activities, helping to improve the facility’s operational efficiency and the animals’ comfort during examinations.

  • Small animal diagnostics
    • Ideal for radiographic examinations of dogs, cats, and companion animals, with images available in seconds for immediate evaluation.
  • Veterinary orthopedics
    • Particularly suitable for evaluating fractures and joint disorders, pre- and post-surgical checks, and monitoring orthopedic treatments.
  • Thoracic and abdominal diagnostics
    • Enables radiographic imaging of the chest and abdomen to support diagnostic and therapeutic activities.
  • Pre- and post-surgical examinations
    • Supports surgical planning and clinical monitoring activities thanks to the immediate availability of digital images.
  • Veterinary emergency care
    • The system’s immediate availability makes it possible to quickly perform radiographic examinations on patients requiring urgent evaluation.
  • Integrated direct digital detector
    • The DR system enables high-definition radiographic images to be acquired and viewed in seconds, improving diagnostic speed and reducing waiting times.
  • Fully digital workflow
    • From image acquisition to viewing, every stage of the examination is managed digitally, streamlining the workflow and increasing the veterinary facility’s productivity.
  • Complete radiology solution
    • CDR digital vet integrates a radiographic table, generator, and DR acquisition system into a single workstation designed to ensure ease of operation and high performance.

Technical specifications

Technology:

Digital

Acquisition, post-processing, archiving, and export software

Connection to the hospital network

DICOM compatibility

RIS / PACS interface

Worklist acquisition

Generator:

32kW, 125kV, 425mA, 100kHz high-frequency generator

IBIS HF1 100/2 Inverter model

kV range 40-125 kV in 1kV steps

mAs range 0.2-220 mAs in 28 steps

2- and 3-point radiographic techniques

Can be limited to 99kV if necessary

Acquisition system:

Direct digital detector, 43x43cm (17″x17″) format

Desktop workstation with an additional disk for study archiving

Collimator:

Square field 0x0cm – 43x43cm (SID 100cm)

LED lamp

30-second ON/OFF timer

Guide for inserting accessories

Retractable measuring tape

Operational features:

Color touchscreen display for controlling radiographic parameters

External monitor for viewing the acquisition software interface

Option: column-mounted monitor with articulated arm and internal fanless computer

Customizable Anatomically Programmed Radiography (APR)

Interconnection between acquisition software and X-ray generator

Four-way floating tabletop

Soundproof mechanical brakes

Antibacterial tabletop

Automatic shutdown after 30 minutes

Safety pedal for X-ray exposure

Dimensions:

Patient table measuring 1,500 mm x 745 mm

Optional patient table measuring 1,800 mm x 745 mm

Patient table height from floor: 775 mm

Maximum overall dimensions (standard tabletop version): 2,050 mm x 1,128 mm

Maximum overall dimensions (extended tabletop version): 2,350 mm x 1,128 mm

Power supply:

Single-phase 230 Vac +/-10% 50/60Hz

Power consumption: 0.5 A standby; 230 Vac – 12 A pulsed

Contacts

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Contact the IBIS sales department. We respond to requests from distributors, importers, hospital groups, and professionals in the medical and radiological sector.