Hitachi Medical Corporation

Fujifilm Corporation

Miyuki Fuse

Atsushi Ninomiya

Masaru Yokoyama

Akira Kojima

Kazuyuki Yanase

Shinya Kitamura

Tomokazu Takae

Satoshi Arakawa

Kenji Takata

Tatsuo Iiyama

Jun Fukazawa

Takashi Shimohira

Provided is an X-ray device which can perform X-ray imaging without an object being subjected to ineffective exposure even when the X-ray imaging is interrupted by the occurrence of an error. The X-ray device is provided with an X-ray generator, an operation panel configured to set an imaging condition, an X-ray irradiation control unit configured to control X-ray irradiation in accordance with the imaging condition, an error detecting unit, configured to, during the X-ray irradiation, detect the occurrence of an error by which the X-ray irradiation should be interrupted, an irradiation interrupting unit configured to interrupt the X-ray irradiation when the occurrence of the error is detected, and a recovery unit configured to resume the X-ray irradiation for ensuring the X-ray amount defined by the imaging condition.

Mobile X-ray device, control method for X-ray irradiation, and control program for mobile X-ray device

A mobile X-ray deviceis provided with a main bodyhaving an X-ray generating partand an image readerfor reading X-ray image information from an imaging plate storing the X-ray image information, a running partfor running the main body, a batteryfor storing direct current electrical energy to be supplied to the running partand discharging a direct current at a rated voltage of the running part, and a direct current power source voltage conversion partfor transforming direct voltage of the batteryto a rated voltage of the image reader, wherein the rated voltage of the image readertransformed by the direct current power source voltage conversion partis applied to the image reader

Mobile X-ray device

Mobile X-ray apparatus

A technique for aiding the determination of whether or not desired imaging can be performed by a mobile-type X-ray apparatus for X-ray imaging using a battery mounted therein as a drive source. From the imaging list showing scheduled imaging and pre-stored information about the power consumed when each region is imaged, a prediction of the consumption of the battery power of when all the imaging in the imaging list is performed is computed and presented together with the remaining battery power to the user. Various corrections can be applied to the computation. The difference between the remaining battery power and the predicted consumption of the battery power may be displayed.

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Tokyo, Japan

Miyuki Fuse