Description
Youlan YL-400 DRF VET combines digital radiography (DR) and real-time fluoroscopy
The Youlan YL-400 DRF VET is an advanced veterinary DRF system that combines digital radiography (DR) and real-time fluoroscopy in a single integrated platform. Designed for modern veterinary clinics, it enables both high-resolution static X-ray imaging and dynamic fluoroscopic examinations without the need for two separate devices.
Powered by a stable 32 kW generator and a high-performance flat-panel detector (FPD), the system delivers excellent image clarity, fast acquisition and reliable diagnostic performance.
This veterinary fluoroscopy system is particularly valuable for contrast studies, trauma diagnostics, organ positioning assessment and functional examinations, where real-time visualization provides critical clinical insight. With its fully digital workflow, images are instantly displayed, stored and exported, ensuring efficient daily operation and fast diagnosis. Suitable for skeletal, orthopedic, abdominal and interventional imaging.
KEY FEATURES
Application: skeletal system, bones, orthopedics, abdominal examinations, interventions, organ examinations; possibility of static and dynamic radiological examinations in veterinary practice
Power supply: 220 V ± 22 V, single-phase system
Power frequency: 50 Hz ± 1 Hz
Nominal tube current: up to 400 mA
Maximum output power (generator): 32 kW
DR + Fluoroscopy in one system (DRF): possibility of performing standard radiographic imaging and dynamic fluoroscopic examinations without the need for two separate units
High flexibility and adaptability: adjustable X-ray tube head position, adjustable SID (source-to-image distance), and adjustable table/under-table detector positions for different types of animals (from small to large)
Workflow: digital acquisition and processing, touchscreen or control console, digital flat-panel detector for high-resolution imaging and real-time display (fluoroscopy)
Digital flat-panel detector (FPD): enables high resolution, good differentiation of soft tissue and bone structures, and rapid image acquisition
Real-time imaging (fluoroscopy): enables visualization of organs, movement, and functional processes, useful in gastrointestinal, urological, orthopedic, or interventional examinations
Digital workflow: images are immediately reviewed, stored, and can be archived or exported; enables fast diagnostics without chemicals and conventional films
Ergonomics and practicality in veterinary conditions: system designed for working with animals of various sizes, with tables, adjustable detectors, and tube positioning enabling safe and efficient imaging
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