Konica Minolta mKDR Xpress Digital Radiography Mobile System

The mKDR Xpress Digital Radiography System brings advanced digital X-Ray capabilities anywhere at your facility. Clinicians will have the flexibility, image resolution and immediate results needed to make informed decisions faster, boosting productivity and increasing patient satisfaction.

• Compact and powerful
• Tube mounted user interface and image preview
• *DDR-Ready version available

Superior image quality
The mKDR Essential includes a 14” x 17” detector that captures digital images in seconds. When combined with Ultra imaging software modified for mobile use, detailed bone and soft-tissue images are provided from a single exposure.

Space-saving design
The mKDR features a collapsing column and swivel arm to maximize visibility and positioning without sacrificing clinical utility.

Engineered for versatility
A full range of motion enables imaging at bedside, NICU, ICU, ER and even as a backup system for exam rooms.

Designed for today’s environment
AeroDR® Digital Radiography Solutions combine performance and productivity to help your imaging practice run more smoothly and efficiently.

Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) Option allows you to observe movement like never before. This novel low-dose X-Ray imaging technique enables visualization of anatomy in motion.
The DDR can acquire up to 15 sequential radiographs per second and play them back as a cine loop,  allowing you to observe the physiological cycle and as individual radiographic images (up to 17"x 17" in size). This advancement in digital X-Ray technology is FDA-approved and available in many of our systems. DDR is X-Ray that moves!

• Fast Exam: In less than a minute, X-Ray that Moves gives clinicians up to 20 seconds of physiological movement with a simple acquisition, performed by radiology staff without the need for physician presence
• Low Dose Radiation: With an X-Ray that Moves, radiation is lower than in an average fluoroscopy exam.
• Convenient & Versatile: The X-Ray that Moves system performs all standard X-Rays, and images are taken standing, seated or on a table.