
KDR with Dynamic Digital Radiography
- Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) is an enhanced X-ray technology that provides a series of individual digital images acquired at high speed and low dose. The resulting cine loop enables clinicians to observe the dynamic motion of anatomical structures over time, enhancing diagnostic capabilities. The motion series can be analyzed and quantified with the DDR advanced image processing capability. DDR is not fluoroscopy; DDR is X-ray that moves!
- Most advanced medical imaging technologies like CT and MRI provide superb spatial resolution but not movement.
- Ultrasound has a limited range and fluoroscopy cannot be reprocessed to highlight soft tissue.
- Images can be acquired with the patient in a natural upright position which is not possible with CT or MR.
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