Panoramic and Cephalometric System Market Leading Digital Performance! The Orthoralix 9200 DDE combines advanced imaging features with the latest generation of CCD sensor technoloy. The Orthoralix 9200 DDE direct digital pan/ceph systems delivers maximum diagnostic image quality at a cost that leaves higher-priced competitors out of the picture. The advanced kinematics system provides an elaborate image path, maximizing panoramic image quality. In contrast to conventional cam-driven mechanical systems, the Orthoralix 9200's robotic mechanism captures patients' anatomy accurately over a wider range of patient profiles. The result is a more efficient diagnosis of pathology and improved productivity for your practice. Maximum Diagnostic imaging! The Orthoralix 9200 AEC panoramic system offers radiographic projections of major interest to dentists, surgeons and maxillo-facial radiologists. Gendex Takes An Award-Winning Design To The Next Level Gendex releases the newly designed Orthoralix 8500 DDE digital panoramic with added features, a sleek modern design, plus continued affordability! Gendex is pleased to announce the launch of the new Orthoralix 8500 DDE digital panoramic system. Building on the previous 8500 that won the highest awards for its medical and industrial design attributes, Gendex is now taking this release to the next level. Video Features Multi-motorized rotation with up to 3 computer controlled motors offers the best diagnostic image quality with constant magnification factor High frequency DC X-ray source with a 0.4mm focal spot for ultimate diagnostic results One touch pad manages system movements and the other controls technique factors Three laser beams enable precise patient positioning Lateral positioning devices, handgrip and integrated chin rest allow patient to be held in a stable and comfortable position Telescopic column and optional light, free standing base provide easy installation Features: Fully robotic, software controlled motion path DC tubehead with 0.5 mm focal spot Automatic exposure control (AEC) MOTORized vertical column three-point positioning lights Upgradable to pan/ceph Ten standard imaging programs Optional Transcan tomographic program Two digital options Operator flexibility Real time corrections Enhanced control panel Features: CCD sensor module replaces film and cassette Connects to a standard PC or to an Ethernet connection Fully robotic, software controlled image path DC tubehead with 0.5 mm (IEC) focal spot Automatic exposure control (AEC) Motorized vertical column Three point positioning laser beams Ten standard imaging programs Optional Transcan tomographic program Accurate positioning Adjusts to your needs The Orthoralix 9200 DDE's space efficient footprint and comfortable positioning features make the system easy to access and utilize. The support of ceph sensor module can be rotated 90 degrees to facilitate operation in reduced spaces. For the Latero-lateral view, a special precision soft tissue filter is supplied which easily adapts to any patient's facial profile. The system has: Three laser positioning beams Fingertip controlled motorized column Three point patient positioning system Flexible positioning Operator convenience Maximum patient positioning can be achieved even in the most challenging situations. A fully motorized and highly accurate positioning mechanism assures maximum precision. The patient remains stationary, thus requiring little adjustment from the operator. Tools are provided for more difficult projections such as Transcan Transversal Tomographic System and TMJ Programs. Better Imaging Multi-motorized rotation The Orthoralix 8500 provides the best imaging performance possible through multi-motorized rotation. The rotating arm has freedom of motion with each movement driven be a separated, microprocessor-controlled motor. Until recently, only higher-priced panoramic systems offered this benefit. The X-ray tube is completely free to rotate and relocate itself forward and backward, right and left Free movements of the X-ray tubehead allows the best focal trough reconstruction The pan unit accurately follows the patient's morphology to assure the best focal trough in terms of shape and thickness Better diagnostics in panoramic imaging begins with recognition of critical aspects of the patient’s anatomy, especially focal areas. With the new 8500, focal detection is made possible by KINEMAGIC™ Articulated Motion Technology. This morphology-tracing feature precisely follows the patient’s focal trough to ensure constant focus across the image. The result is a highly diagnostic image with consistent magnification. Images from the new 8500 DDE are clear and sharp due in part to the industry’s smallest focal spot of 0.4 mm. Utilizing the latest software processing algorithms, the image data from this next generation panoramic system produces radiographs that accurately represent critical anatomies of patients. Along with child and adult pan projections, Gendex added TMJ imaging to the new panoramic system. Both frontal and lateral TMJ projections are easy to capture. Plus these new views add to the system’s value allowing dentists to take images that otherwise may be referred out. “Research indicates that adding panoramics to the practice increases diagnostics and also increases production,” states Chuck Ravetto, Vice President of Marketing for Gendex. “We are proud to offer the new 8500 not only for its highly desired features, but because it is a wise investment that helps dentists grow their practices.” Clinicians and patients alike can appreciate the new patient positioning devices. Easy-to-use leveractuated temple supports and improved bite guides help the team quickly and efficiently ensure better patient stability for more consistent imaging while providing increased patient comfort. Enhancing the visual appeal of the previous 8500, winner of the prestigious GOOD DESIGN® award in 2004 for its contemporary style, the new 8500 sports a more sleek industrial design that compliments the aesthetics in any office. Its small footprint also makes it a good choice for dentists who want to save valuable square footage. Gendex, known for its reliable, innovative, and affordable imaging equipment, offers a wide variety of solutions for both general dentists and specialists. The company’s strong history in x-ray manufacturing, along with a deep dedication to deliver products that meet the needs of dental professionals, have earned Gendex numerous awards from the dental community and design world. Highest detail recognition Projections-standard and child panoramic High frequency DC X-ray generator Smallest focal spot (0.4mm) for the sharpest image quality kV modulation for the best reconstruction of images Wide possibility for technical factors settings, both preset and manual Specific trajectory of overhead movement guarantees a precise adaptation to a child's morphology Radiology programs Basic panoramic radiology programs Offers the following: Standard panoramic projection-most common routine examination Child projection-no overlapping of crowns in the premolar region Orthogonal dentition-sharp and undistorted view limited to the dentition Orthogonal half-panoramic-free of redundant shadows from the spinal cord Lateral views of the TMJ-accurate examination of the base and section of each joint Precise imaging State of the art sensor The Orthoralix 9200 DDE's new sensor replaces the traditional film cassette, eliminating the expense and hassle of a processor, film and chemicals. The Orthoralix 9200 DDE acquires high resolution panoramic, dento-maxillo-facial, transcan and cephalometric images in real time and allows a reduction fo the patient dose of up to 70% compared with traditional film. The Orthoralix offers precise imaging with the following features: First panoramic controlled path Motion path which keeps diagnostic details in focus Accurately captures patient's anatomy over a wide range of patient profiles AEC system Automatic Exposure Control The choice of exposure parameters is made easier by use of the AEC-Automatic Exposure control. Beyond patient size setting, AEC measures residual dosage during scanning and allows real time correction of technical factors which ensures optimum image contrast and balance. The unit includes five cephalometric programs with a microprocessor-controlled soft-tissue filter. Benefits: Image quality Reduced operator error Controlled radiation dose DMF option Specialized programs for dento-maxillo-facial radiology Frontal TMJ useful for detailed investigation of the patient's morphology Front view of maxillary sinuses image layer position can be determined by the user Lateral maxillary sinuses-complementary projection to the front view Half orthogonal dentition designed to be shown on the same film together with the appropriate Transcan projection Frontal dentition-recommended for use on patients with malocclusions and/or during orthodontic treatment Easy patient positioning On-board user interface for efficient workflow and easy patient positioning One touch pad manages system movements while the other is used for technical settings A 3-laser positioning system allows an easy setting of the mid-sagittal plane, the Frankfurt plane and the image layer The patient is held in a stable and comfortable position through the lateral positioning devices, bite block, chin rest, and spring supports. Easy integration Advanced and ergonomic design The telescopic column is the most significant element Minimum space occupation and simplification of cleaning and disinfections compact and appealing design 9200 Ceph Upgradable option to ceph The Orthoralix 9200 is available with a remote arm for cephalometric X-rays, and can be upgraded with this option even after installation. The special soft tissue filter is easy to utilize and adapts with precision to each patient's profile. Special programs check technical factors and proprose the best combinations for various types of patients. The following views are possible(with a geometric scale of 1:1): Latero-lateral (LL) Antero-Posterior (AP) Postero-Anterior (PA) Sumentio-Vertex (SV) Carpo Technical Data Description Value Power supply 115-250 Vac, ± 10% Frequency 50/60 Hz ± 2 Hz Duty factor 1:20 at full power operation Max line power rating 10A @ 250V-15A@115V Focal spot 0.5 IEC according with 336 (1993) Anode voltage 60-84 kV Anode current 3-15 mA Pixel size 48 µm Resolution 10.4 lp/mm Active area PAN sensor 146X6 mm Active area CEPH sensor 220X6 mm Weight 186 kg in base version; 212 kg with Cephalometric arm Image size 1536X2725 pixel (PAN); 2304X2529 pixel (CEPH-MAX) Description   CPU Pentium II, 400 Mhz or superior Operating system Windows 98/2000/XP RAM 256 MB minimum Technical Data Description Value Power supply 115-250 AC, 48-62 Hz Max line power rating 10A @ 250V AC -15A@115V Focal spot 0.5 according with IEC 336 (1993) Anode voltage 60-84 kV Anode current 3-15 mA Exposure time 12 s for standard panoramic; 0.16-2.5 s for cephalography Panoramic cassette 15X30 cm or 6" X 12" with Lanex Medium Screens Cephalography cassette 8"X10" with Lanex Regular Screens Vertical reach 39X71 inches (from floor to occlusal plane) Weight 467 lbs with cephalometric arm; 410 lbs in base version Technical Data Description Value Power supply 120 VAC ± 10% , 230 VAC ± 10% Frequency 50/60 Hz ± 2 Hz Max line power rating 10A @ 250V-15A@115V Anode voltage 60-80 kV Anode current 4-10 mA Exposure time 11 s for child pan, 12 s for standard pan Focal spot 0.4 - IEC 60336 (1993) Panoramic cassette Flat 15 X 30 cm (6"X12") Weight 115kg (254 lbs) Positioning Training Video