Shimadzu Corporation

Hidetaka Takezawa

Wataru Takahashi

Koki Yoshida

Michel Dargis

Shohei Okubo

The X-ray imaging apparatus () is provided with an imaging unit (), a moving mechanism (), and an image processing unit () for generating a subject image (). The image processing unit is configured to set a reference plane () that is an imaging region when generating a subject image and generate the subject image on the reference plane. In a case where there is a plurality of X-ray images in which pixel corresponding points are reflected, the image processing unit is configured to select the pixels corresponding to the pixel corresponding points in the X-ray image in which the pixel corresponding points are reflected to determine pixel values of the pixel corresponding points.

X-ray imaging apparatus

This radiographic imaging apparatus () is provided with a control unit () configured to associate a projection image () in which at least a part of a post-removal projection image () in which a contrast agent image (Ba) has been removed and at least a part of a fluoroscopic image () are most similar.

Radiographic imaging apparatus

An X-ray imaging apparatus includes a table, an imager configured to capture a plurality of X-ray images, a rotating mechanism, a moving mechanism, and an image processor. The image processor is configured to generate a long image by performing processing of varying magnifications of the plurality of X-ray images based on an amount of relative movement of the table and the imager and splicing the plurality of X-ray images when imaging is performed at a plurality of imaging positions in a state in which an optical axis of X-rays radiated from an X-ray irradiator is inclined with respect to the table.

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Kyoto, Japan

Hidetaka Takezawa