Vehicle mounted X-ray machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a vehicle-mounted X-ray machine capable of completing all medical functions in a small space. The X-ray machine frame of the present invention realizes two functional forms (fluoroscopy and radiography) through the joint action of the slidable and rotatable U-shaped arm frame and the slidable and rotatable tube assembly relying on the U-shaped arm. Combination changes of diagnostic distance and state requirements of various body parts in two postures (prone and standing postures); it can satisfy patients in a standing or lying posture in a small space, that is, a space with an area of ​​less than 12 square meters and a height of less than 1.8 meters. It provides the necessary conditions for the wide application of medical X-ray machines and realizes the application of all functions of medical X-ray machines on the vehicle.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a kind of medical equipment, more specifically, relates to an X-ray machine. Background technique [0002] At present, the domestic and international X-ray machine market mainly presents a trend of large-scale multi-function and small-scale specialization. X-ray machines that can meet the X-ray diagnostic capabilities required by service functions are bulky, heavy, and poor in vibration resistance, so they are not suitable for vehicle use; while some small Specialized X-ray machines, such as C-arm X-ray machines, are mainly used for near-table fluoroscopy in the operating room, and some X-ray machines for simple fluoroscopy or filming. Although the size and weight are suitable for vehicle-mounted requirements, they cannot meet the service function requirements. Especially the requirements for fluoroscopy and radiographs of the chest, abdomen, lumbar spine and other parts; there are also som...

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[0002] At present, the domestic and international X-ray machine market mainly presents a trend of large-scale multi-function and small-scale specialization. X-ray machines that can meet the X-ray diagnostic capabilities required by service functions are bulky, heavy, and poor in vibration resistance, so they are not suitable for vehicle use; while some small Specialized X-ray machines, such as C-arm X-ray machines, are mainly used for near-table fluoroscopy in the operating room, and some X-ray machines for simple fluoroscopy or filming. Although the volume and weight are suitable for vehicle-mounted requirements, they cannot meet the service function requirements. Especially the requirements for fluoroscopy and radiographs on the chest, abdomen, lumbar spine and other parts; there are also some industrial frequency X-ray machines, which can meet the above requirements, but the X-ray machines themselves are backward in technology and far from meeting the needs

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