Fujifilm Corporation

Fuji Photo Film Company, Limited

Toshiyuki Nabeta

Haruyasu Nakatsugawa

Fumito Nariyuki

Ryosuke Ogura

Masayoshi Matsuura

Yoshihiro Okada

Jun Enomoto

Shinji Imai

Kaku Irisawa

Kenji Takahashi

Mikio Ihama

Shunji Takada

Mitsuo Saitou

Yoichi Maruyama

Michihiro Shibata

Munetaka Kato

Kiyoteru Miyake

Masaaki Miki

Shigeaki Ohtani

Hirotaka Watano

Keiichi Miyazaki

Hideo Nagasaki

Yasushi Tanabe

Norihiro Omae

Setsuko Shiratsuchi

A radiographic imaging apparatus in which a radiation source support unit supports a radiation source is adapted to be capable of being quickly carried to a use position in a small radius. A radiographic imaging apparatus includes a leg unit that includes three or more wheel units and is capable of traveling on an apparatus-placement surface by using wheels, a body unit that is held on the leg unit, an arm unit as a radiation source support unit that is connected to the body unit, a radiation source that is mounted on the arm unit, a battery that is received in the body unit and drives the radiation source, and a circuit that is received in the body unit and relates to the drive of the radiation source. The wheel unit is formed of a revolving caster.

Radiographic imaging apparatus comprising a leg unit having three or more wheel units

A radiographic imaging apparatus comprises: a leg unit that is capable of traveling on an apparatus-placement surface by a wheel unit; a body unit that is held on the leg unit; an arm unit that is connected to the body unit and is capable of protruding upward from the body unit; and a radiation source that is mounted on the arm unit, wherein the arm unit includes a body-side part that is capable of extending and retracting in a direction of the protruding of the arm unit and is connected to the body unit, and a radiation source-side part on which the radiation source is mounted, the radiation source-side part is connected to a distal end side of the body-side part so as to be revolvable in a direction where an angle between the radiation source-side part and the body-side part changes, and revolution regulating unit.

Radiographic imaging apparatus

The present invention provides an incubator hood having a hydrophilized portion on at least a part of its inner surface, the hydrophilized portion containing a hydrophilic polymer and an antibacterial agent, and a surface of the hydrophilized portion having a water contact angle of up to 30&#xb0;, and also provides an incubator having the incubator hood as well as a hydrophilic sheet and a hydrophilic antibacterial film for use in forming the hydrophilized portion on the incubator hood. Thus the present invention provides an incubator hood, an incubator, a hydrophilic sheet and a hydrophilic antibacterial film that have excellent antifogging properties and antibacterial properties and can suppress the growth of bacteria.

Incubator hood, incubator having the same, hydrophilic sheet for incubators, and hydrophilic antibacterial film for incubators

A housing of an electronic cassette includes an inclined surface. The inclined is formed between a side surface and a rear surface of the housing and inclined relative to the side surface and the rear surface. The inclined surface is provided with indicators for displaying a center position of each side of an imaging area and operation conditions of the electronic cassette. Each of the indicators consists of a light source and a display window through which light from the light source is emitted to the outside. The display window is formed on the inclined surface. Since the display window is formed on the inclined surface, the display window is not blocked by an outer grid.

Electronic cassette and electronic cassette system

A monocoque-structured housing accommodates a photoelectric conversion panel, a scintillator, and a circuit board in this order from an X-ray incidence side. The scintillator contains cesium iodide and converts X-rays into visible light. The scintillator is vapor-deposited on the photoelectric conversion panel. A plurality of pixels that photoelectrically convert the visible light into charges are formed in the photoelectric conversion panel. A signal processor, which reads out the charge from each pixel and generates image data, is mounted on the circuit board. A gap layer is formed between the scintillator and the circuit board.

Radiographic image detection device

A radiological image detection apparatus includes a scintillator, a pixel array, a first support and a case. The scintillator is formed of phosphor which emits fluorescence when exposed to radiation. The pixel array is provided in close contact with the scintillator and detects the fluorescence emitted from the scintillator. The first support supports at least one of the scintillator and the pixel array. The case includes a plurality of members having a first member provided with a ceiling plate part through which light penetrates. The case houses the scintillator, the pixel array and the support in a lightproof inner space formed by combining the plurality of members. The scintillator and the pixel array are disposed between the first support and the ceiling plate part. The first support absorbs light of a wavelength region corresponding to a part of a wavelength region which is sensed by the pixel array.

Radiological image detection apparatus

An organic electroluminescent device is provided and includes: electrodes containing a back electrode and a transparent electrode; and a light-emitting layer disposed between the electrodes. On a side of the back electrode opposite to the light-emitting layer, a ceramic sheet having a thermal emissivity of 0.8 or more and a thickness of from 50 to 1,000 &#x3bc;m or a graphite sheet having a thermal conductivity of 200 W/m&#xb7;K or more is provided, or the graphite sheet and the ceramic sheet adjacent thereto are provided.

Organic electroluminescent device comprising ceramic sheet and graphite sheet

A solid state radiation sensor, in which an electrode is disposed on each side of a recording photoconductive layer, and charges generated in the recording photoconductive layer by the irradiation of radiation, with a predetermined bias voltage being applied between the electrodes, are detected as electrical signals. Here, a predetermined region is provided between the electrodes, and the average density of an alkali metal in the predetermined region is greater than or equal to 10 times the average density of the alkali metal in the area between the electrodes other than the predetermined region.

Solid state radiation sensor and manufacturing method of the same

A silver halide photographic material is disclosed, comprising a support having provided thereon at least one silver halide emulsion layer, wherein the silver halide emulsion layer contains, in the dispersion medium phase of the emulsion, one or more kinds of inorganic fine particles having a refractive index the total weight of the fine particles contained in the unit volume of the dispersion medium phase is from 1.0 to 95 wt %, the dispersion medium phase containing the fine particles is substantially transparent to the photosensitive peak wavelength light of the emulsion layer, and the photographic material is exposed and processed in the development process comprising at least a developing step and a fixing step.

Silver halide photographic material

There is disclosed a silver halide photographic emulsion, which comprises silver halide tabular grains that have {100} planes as principal planes and have the following features, the emulsion being subjected to chemical sensitization: (a) 50% or more of the projected areas of the tabular grains is attributed to tabular grains having an aspect ratio of 2 or more, (b) each of the tabular grains has a mixed crystal region containing, in addition to main halide ions, different halide ions in an amount of 0.01 mol % or more, but 25 mol % or less, in the nucleus part and/or in part of the growth part or in the whole of the grown part, and (c) when the principal planes of the tabular grains are observed using a transmission-type electron microscope, one or more, but ten or less, dislocation lines are observed on the principal planes of each grain of 50% or more of the tabular grains. The photographic emulsion, in which dislocation is fixed in grains even after the growth and post-ripening processes, is high in aspect ratio and monodispersibility of grains.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Toshiyuki Nabeta