Canon Medical Systems Europe introduced a new, state-of-the-art, AI-Supported RF System – the Xavion – at the European Congress of Radiology 2024 (ECR) in Vienna, Austria (February 28 – March 03). The Xavion utilizes the latest AI technology developed and features an advanced performance remote-controlled table, wireless detector, and cutting-edge software suite that revolutionizes the RF workflow. With the flexibility to perform both standard static radiography exams and dynamic exams with a full digital solution, the Xavion is a comprehensive imaging system that is suitable for a wide range of diagnostic procedures.
Wireless detector
The Xavion’s ground-breaking, wireless Canon CXDI-B1 detector enables both static and dynamic imaging. Its large imaging surface and capacity to deliver exceptional image quality, even at high speeds, ensures accurate diagnostics. The user-friendly Canon detector, can be effortlessly removed, bringing added convenience to manual exposures, especially for patients who need to be imaged while in-bed, or examinations of extremities. Cost-effectiveness is enhanced considerably, as a second detector for out-tray examinations is not required.
First European installation of Canon's Xavion at the University Hospital of Montpellier (CHU), France.
“Crafted for optimal workflow, high throughput, and gold standards in diagnostic excellence, the Xavion is an AI-supported RF table that can conquer a wide variety of day-to-day challenges,” added Milan van Holstein, European Director Diagnostic X-Ray at Canon Medical Systems Europe. “Its deep learning post-processing software provides exceptional clarity in both soft -and dense tissue, offering healthcare professionals an invaluable tool for accurate diagnosis. Also, this innovative technology adapts dynamically to various conditions, ensuring that the radiologist receives the most relevant information for diagnosis.”
Flexibility
The Xavion demonstrates remarkable flexibility. It can be operated effortlessly from five different angles to accommodate a wide range of specific examination needs. Repositioning is precise and easy.