Overview

Dynamic Digital Radiography in Orthopedics

Observe and compare dynamic changes over time, and quantify clinical information to improve the quality and specificity of diagnosis. DDR may dramatically change diagnostic and patient management paradigms in:

  • Pulmonary
  • Orthopedic
  • Gastrointestinal
  • Surgical follow-up
  • Biomechanics
  • Musculoskeletal injury, such as whiplash
  • Treatment follow-up
  • Postoperative evaluation of movement (Knee, wrist, spinal fusion, etc.)
  • …That’s just for starters
Overview: Dynamic Digital Radiography

Shoulder Joint

DDR stands apart from other imaging modalities. It acquires radiographs that show a range of motion for up to 20 seconds, provides enhanced clinical capabilities, and helps present findings to patients with powerful visual aids.

Shoulder AP

Overview: Dynamic Digital Radiography

Shoulder Joint

DDR stands apart from other imaging modalities. Acquiring radiographs that show a range of motion for up to 20 seconds, provide enhanced clinical capabilities, and help present findings to patients with powerful visual aids.

Right

Left

Overview: Dynamic Digital Radiography

Wrist Joint

DDR allows a more comprehensive and yet streamlined assessment by incorporating a visual and quantifiable evaluation of body function and mechanics than traditional radiography.

Wrist Lat

Shortly after op., -1.5 ~ 45 degrees

Two weeks after op., -.58 ~ 64 degrees

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