LODOX SYSTEMS

A SHIFT IN DIGITAL RADIOLOGY

Lodox Systems is a global leader in producing full body X-ray imaging devices for medical use in Trauma and Forensic Market. Our machines are capable of producing X-ray images up to 1.8m / 6 feet in length in an incredible 13.4 seconds. We have combined these unprecedented speeds with a low radiation using LSSR technology. Delivering exceptional image quality.

HIGHLIGHTING PHOTON COUNTING DETECTOR (PCD) FEATURES:

Photon Counting Detector (PCD) Information

A Photon Counting Detector (PCD) is an advanced X-ray detection technology used in modern medical imaging systems. Unlike conventional detectors that measure the total energy of X-rays, photon counting detectors count each individual X-ray photon and measure its energy. This leads to several improvements in image quality.

Benefits of Photon Counting Detectors on Image Quality

  • Higher Spatial Resolution

PCDs can detect very small differences in structures because they use smaller detector pixels. This produces sharper images and allows clinicians to see fine anatomical details such as small fractures, micro-calcifications, or subtle tissue changes.

  • Reduced Image Noise

Traditional detectors include electronic noise in the signal. Photon counting detectors ignore low-energy noise signals, which results in cleaner and clearer images.

  • Improved Contrast

Because PCDs measure the energy of each photon, they can separate different tissue types more effectively. This improves contrast between bone, soft tissue, and other structures.

  • Better Dose Efficiency

PCDs can produce high-quality images with lower radiation doses because they use X-ray photons more efficiently. This is beneficial for patient safety.

  • Energy Discrimination (Spectral Imaging)

Photon counting detectors can categorize photons based on their energy levels, allowing advanced imaging techniques such as material differentiation and improved diagnostic information.

  • Reduced Beam Hardening and Artifacts

PCDs help minimize common imaging artifacts seen in conventional detectors, resulting in more accurate and reliable images.

Keynote:

Photon counting detectors improve sharpness, contrast, noise reduction, and diagnostic accuracy, while also enabling lower radiation doses and advanced imaging capabilities.