Shimadzu Corporation

Shinsuke Kanazawa

Keisuke Shimazu

Tomoharu Okuno

Daisuke Notohara

A compression tube attaching-detaching unit is provided with an arm, a connecting pin, and an attaching-detaching mechanism portion. The arm supports a compression tube. The attaching-detaching mechanism portion is removably coupled with the connecting pin to mount the arm on a radiographic fluoroscopic imaging apparatus. The connecting pin has a shaft portion and a flange portion positioned at the tip end of the shaft portion. The attaching-detaching mechanism portion includes a main body, a lid portion, a locking portion, and an unlocking portion.

Compression tube attaching-detaching unit

A workstationlinks an X-ray image conforming to the Dicom standard and exposure dose data prepared by an exposure measurement systemwith use of information on the imaging date and time of the X-ray image conforming to the Dicom standard and information on the imaging date and time of the exposure dose data prepared by the exposure measurement system. This enables the workstationto calculate an exposure dose corresponding to each X-ray image. Also, the workstationcalculates an exposure dose corresponding to each X-ray examination on the basis of data on the start time and end time of the examination received from a console part. An examination time and an imaging technique at each examination, data including information on a subject, and information indicating an exposure dose corresponding to the examination are configured as one piece of data and displayed on a display partof the workstation

Exposure-dose display device

The X-ray fluoroscopic imaging apparatus is provided with an imaging unit including an X-ray source and an X-ray detector, a handle, a fluoroscopic button, and an imaging button. At least one of a fluoroscopic button and an imaging button is composed of a plurality of buttons provided on at least one end portion side in a direction along which the handle extends, and the plurality of buttons is mutually offset in a direction intersecting with the direction along which the handle extends.

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Kyoto, Japan

Shinsuke Kanazawa