MULTIX Impact C Virtual Collimation Video

Virtual collimation is a new functionality that supports various X ray exams from standard to orthopedic to pediatric. It is a camera based collimation which enables you to quickly collimate or perform adjustments at the work station. Prior to X ray exposure. Adjust the region of interest using the rectangular overlay graphics on the camera live image. The live stream of my exam 3D camera for multix impact C helps to identify movements.

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