The INNOVET DXR system provides veterinary medicine with the highest resolution images available.  The system includes a new high frequency INNOVET x-ray machine and may be specified with the usual options (2 or 4 way float top table, no hands collimator, etc).  We highly recommend the optional Anatomical Programming, with handlebar control.  The techniques are optimized for digital radiology and are thus very accurate.  Without a darkroom and film processor in the loop, virtually all of the variables (outside the patient) are significantly reduced and thus retakes really become a thing of the past.  Available with a fixed top or a 2 way or 4 way floating top table, no hands collimator and all of the other INNOVET options, you may customize the x-ray to your desires.  More than 9 million pixels are digitized at 14 bits per pixel.  This produces 16,384 shades of gray and allows discovery of pathology you might not see with other systems.  The 17" x 17" image area (43cm x 43cm) is the largest in the industry and provides for easy patient positioning.  High quality digital images are produced in a few seconds (typically 6 seconds) on the included digital workstation.  High resolution digital images can be viewed immediately on the system monitor for immediate positioning verification and diagnosis.  This system is backed by Summit's 5 year parts warranty on the included HF x-ray system and one year warranty on the digital receptor, computer, monitor and associated software.  An optional extended warranty program is also available.   The images are awesome!  The system is available with either a 9 mega pixel or 6 mega pixel camera.

Contact one of our digital imaging specialists for additional information and a quotation.  Digital imaging is more affordable than you may think.  In light of the savings of film, chemistry, processing, darkroom and maintenance the gap closes.  No longer will you be concerned with film prices or running out of chemistry.  Chemistry disposal will no longer be a headache either.

Last Updated 05/23/08

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