TELEMETRY STAND

TM30

Descriptif

The TM30 telemetry stand is a motorized and digital device for flat panel detector allowing stitching, major axis, spine and goniometry examinations. It is also equipped with patient radiation protection, synchronized with the sequence of images from the flat panel detector. It also allows all the examinations sitting and standing in conventional radiology.

Note

The Potter can be broken down into three main components:

 

 

The TM30 Vertical Potter including the motorized stitching device.
The operator adjusts the Potter to the appropriate height to perform the examination on the patient without the need to move the patient and in a short time. By selecting a starting position (upwards or downwards), the system automatically moves after each exposure to the next position to perform the number of images needed to assemble the examination (maximum 3 successive exposures are possible).

The reconstruction of the examination will be done using the software that manages the flat panel detector.
The radioprotection box has been designed to minimize the patient's exposure to X-rays. An X-ray field corresponding to the size of the detector (43x43cm maximum) will allow to follow the position of the flat panel detector, thus protecting the external parts of the body during the examination.

 

  

 

 

 

The radiation protection box has been designed to minimize patient exposure to X-rays. An X-ray field corresponding to the size of the detector (43x43cm maximum) will allow the position of the flat panel detector to be followed, thus protecting the external parts of the body being examined.
This box is self-powered by an on-board rechargeable battery. It is placed in front of the collimator.

 

 

 

The control desk determines the starting position and management of the unit.

 

The operator adjusts the Potter to the right height to perform the examination on the patient without the need to move the patient and in a short time.

By selecting a starting position (upwards or downwards), the system automatically moves after each exposure to the next position to perform the number of images needed to assemble the examination (maximum 3 successive exposures are possible).

The reconstruction of the examination will be done using the software that manages the flat panel detector.

During the whole duration of the examination, visuals (color leds) and safety devices are activated in order to allow the reading of the movements and a optimal safety of the environment, patient and user.