ECR 2022 on July 13-17, 2022
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Fujifilm Europe launches new hybrid C-arm and portable x-ray device
FDR CROSS is a flexible, hybrid C-arm and portable x-ray machine designed to offer high quality fluoroscopic and static x-ray images during surgery and other medical procedures. The system can capture both fluoroscopic and radiographic images on a single platform, providing a more efficient and streamlined workflow. Fujifilm Europe will showcase the new FDR CROSS at the European Congress of Radiology (ECR), 13th-17th of July, in Vienna.
The FDR CROSS platform provides advanced fluoroscopic and radiographic imaging, powered by Fujifilm’s FDR D-EVO III digital flat panel detectors in three sizes. The panels are interchangeable and can be selected to meet the changing imaging requirements of a busy hospital. In fluoroscopy mode, the FDR CROSS can capture fluoroscopic x-ray images for real time visualization, while radiography mode provides high quality static x-ray images pre-, during and post-procedure, normally only available with traditional mobile x-ray units. Users can quickly switch between images and imaging type on the same console screen providing a smooth workflow.
The equipment’s lightweight, compact design allows it to be easily incorporated into busy operating rooms, while the addition of omni wheels provides smooth control in all directions during examinations and, making it easy to move around the hospital, between different rooms. The built-in, quick-charge lithium‑ion battery supports eight hours of continuous use between charges, while wireless connection to a foot switch and monitor cart means that the operating room is not cluttered with cables.
Eiji Ogawa, VP Modality Solutions, Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs Medical Systems Division at FUJIFILM Europe GmbH, explained: “We are excited to be launching this new imaging solution in Europe soon*. FDR CROSS is entirely designed and made by Fujifilm, and combines our high quality imaging technologies into one portable, flexible cart that can fit into any operating theatre to provide both fluoroscopic and static imaging in a single solution. Its user-friendly interface is also extremely easy to learn, so operators will quickly be able to benefit from the new equipment.”
FDR CROSS will be available to view at the Fujifilm stand – (#218) – at ECR. Visit https://seelearn-emea.fujifilm.com/ecr2022/ for more information.
*MDR CE Certificate pending, FDR Cross is currently not available in Europe
Fujifilm integrates AI software to help identify bone trauma at POC (Point-of-Care)
Fujifilm partners with GLEAMER – a medical technology company – to integrate artificial intelligence into its world-class X-ray imaging systems.
BoneView® is a revolutionary AI software designed to assist radiologists and emergency clinicians in the diagnosis of skeletal fractures. It uses advanced algorithms to detect and localise lesions on X-rays – graphically highlighting areas of interest – before submitting the images to radiologists for validation. Fujifilm X-ray systems are equipped with a new image processing box called EX-Mobile enabling to connect with BoneView® software. Results are available within 30 seconds at the point of care, providing healthcare professionals with additional support to help improve patient management.
The user-friendly software can be seamlessly integrated into Fujifilm’s comprehensive x-ray modality line-up, making it perfectly suited to small or remote clinics, pop-up medical centres, nursing homes, up to large multi-function institutions. This will aid medical staff in the rapid identification of patients with suspected fractures, triaging them for further investigation to ease workflows and enhance patient care pathways. A clinical trial involving appendicular skeletal fractures found that BoneView® reduced the number of false positives by 41.9 %, and improved fracture detection sensitivity and specificity.1 These results are supported by another study involving additional anatomical locations, where AI assistance reduced radiograph reading times by 6.3 seconds per patient.2
Richard Cahalane, Product Manager Digital Modalities, FUJIFILM Europe GmbH, explained: “It is very exciting to be part of this partnership. BoneView® is an extraordinary tool that will assist busy radiographers, radiologists and clinicians to better manage patients at the point of care, adding value for both staff and the patients.”
Christian Allouche, CEO at GLEAMER, added: “Having Fujifilm on board has been crucial in the development of this product, and to get it in front of the clinicians that need it. AI technologies are becoming increasingly established in the medical sector, and really proving their value. Any medical innovation is about improving the care of the patient, and BoneView® promises to do just that.”
BoneView® will be launched in Europe at the European Congress of Radiology in July.
Visit www.gleamer.ai/boneview for more information.
® BoneView is a trade mark of GLEAMER
References
- Duron L, Ducarouge A, Gillibert A, et al. Assessment of an AI Aid in Detection of Adult Appendicular Skeletal Fractures by Emergency Physicians and Radiologists: A Multicenter Cross-sectional Diagnostic Study. Radiology. 2021;300(1):120-129. doi:10.1148/radiol.2021203886
- Guermazi A, Tannoury C, Kompel AJ, et al. Improving Radiographic Fracture Recognition Performance and Efficiency Using Artificial Intelligence. Radiology. 2022;302(3):627-636. doi:10.1148/radiol.210937
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Exhibits on the FUJIFILM Booth
Digital X-ray
New FDR Cross (WIP)
FDR Nano
FDR X-air
New FDR D-EVO III
New FDR G80 (WIP)
MRI
New OASIS Velocity
CT
SCENARIA View system
SYNAPSE 3D Workstation
Innovation hub
New Modality AI (Thoracic, Bone and Surgical AI workflows)
New FDR D-EVO III G80 Single Longview DR panel (WIP)
New DeepInsight
New iViz wireless
SynergyDrive Automation Suite
Dynamic Visualization II and Virtual Grid advanced Image processing
Mammography
AMULET Innovality with Tomo Biopsy
AMULET Bellus II Mammography Diagnostic Workstation
Ultrasound
New ARIETTA 850 DeepInsight
New ARIETTA 650 DeepInsight
New iViz wireless
ARIETTA 750 Full Option RVS
ARIETTA 65 Women’s Health
Medical Informatics
New SYNPASE PACS 7
New SYNAPSE 3D 6.4
SYNAPSE 3D Console mode
SYNAPSE REiLI + AI (Artificial Intelligence – available products and future integrations)
SYNAPSE Mobility
SYNAPSE VNA
SYNAPSE Dose
New SYNAPSE Value + BI (Business Intelligence)
New Digital Pathology
Additional integrations
ECR Overture
Interview with Masaharu Fukumoto at ECR 2022
Did you miss the industry interview with Masaharu Fukumoto, Senior Vice President, Head of European Medical, Fujifilm Europe and Chairman of the ESR Board of Directors Prof. Michael Fuchsjäger on ‘taking radiology to the next level with multidisciplinary & integrated technologies for a better clinical value’? Listen in now and find out about Fujifilm’s strategic developments in Europe, and the key projects that will drive the future of radiology.
Spotlight on a new generation of patient-centric MRI
During the ECR Overture, we unveiled the new OASIS Velocity 1.2T truly open high-field MRI with SynergyDrive Automation Suite in Europe following the launch at RSNA 2021. Listen the insights of the first user worldwide Dr. Lawrence Tanenbaum, Chief Technology Officer, Director of Advanced Imaging, Vice President, RadNet Inc. Riverside, Connecticut, United States
Radiology Channel
Video series
Watch case studies and technology reviews in the fields of radiology, mammography, healthcare IT, endoscopy and in vitro diagnostic.
TALK: Learning from the Pandemic
Over the course of the pandemic, the radiology community has accumulated many lessons learned to effectively respond to the crisis. Together, we have taken a virtual tour of European countries to learn about the situation and the measures taken, launching a look towards the future of radiology.
FDR D-EVO GL – USER’S VOICE
Dr. Boushra explains how the useful FDR D-EVO GL detector allows long-view radiography of the entire lower limb or vertebral column with a single exposure.
The battle of fields in MRI.
Low-field MRI: good quality images, few artefacts and high patient comfort.
A crucial advantage of low-field MRI is the fact that these open systems are suitable for claustrophobic patients – after all one out of twenty patients are concerned.
Podcast series
The Future of Radiology
Tackling change with proactivity and new ideas born in the field, during the months of the pandemic.
Accelerate Innovation
How the pandemic accelerated innovation and the adoption of new technologies and procedures in the healthcare field in Spain.
Healthcare of Tomorrow
The podcasts tell how the intersection of technological possibilities and new needs is the driving force behind a small
Fujifilm Take Away series
Download case studies, white papers, user’s voice, technology reviews.
Blog series
Quick reads. Engaging stories.
Just download our Imagine Now & Next blogs and deepen your knowledge of our medical imaging solutions. Learn more about the our Fujifilm world.
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