MyVet 32+ Digital Radiographic Table

MyVet Table 32+ Highlights & Benefits

The MyVet Table 32+ brings the X-ray tube, 32 kW generator, collimator, touchscreen monitor, and floating tabletop together in one integrated veterinary X-ray table. This design reduces the number of separate components around the imaging table while keeping positioning and exposure controls within reach of the operator.

Key Benefits

• • Integrated 32 kW generator with output up to 400 mA
  • Standard 120V input power
  • 4-way floating tabletop for patient positioning
  • Anatomically Programmed Radiography exposure presets
  • Premium X-ray collimator with hands-free light control
  • Movable touchscreen monitor
  • Integrated design for space-conscious veterinary X-ray rooms

The 32 kW generator and standard 120V input combine capable veterinary radiography with installation that does not require specialized electrical infrastructure.

32 kW Generator & 120V Power Requirements

32 kW Output for Veterinary Radiography

The integrated generator delivers up to 32 kW, with a 40 to 125 kV range and output up to 400 mA. This provides a broad range of exposure settings for routine veterinary radiography across different patient sizes and anatomical regions.

The system rapidly delivers stored energy during exposure, supporting the short bursts of power needed for X-ray generation while operating from standard 120V electrical service.

Standard 120V Power Without Specialized Electrical Infrastructure

The MyVet Table 32+ operates from standard 120V input power, which can simplify installation by reducing the need for specialized electrical infrastructure or major electrical upgrades.

This installation flexibility can be particularly beneficial in veterinary facilities where higher-capacity electrical infrastructure is limited, regardless of practice or organization size.

Integrated Positioning & Exposure Controls

4-Way Floating Tabletop for Patient Positioning

The tabletop moves in four directions so the patient can be repositioned relative to the X-ray beam without repeatedly moving the animal itself. The wide range of tabletop movement supports precise positioning for full-body veterinary radiography.

APR Presets for Faster Exposure Setup

Anatomically Programmed Radiography, or APR, provides preset exposure techniques for different examinations. This gives the operator a faster starting point for selecting kVp and mAs while retaining control over the exposure settings.

kVp controls the energy and penetrating ability of the X-ray beam, while mAs controls the quantity of X-ray exposure produced.

Collimator With Hands-Free Light Control

The X-ray collimator limits the beam to the anatomy being examined. The Table 32+ includes a premium collimator with exposure presets and hands-free light control, helping the operator define the imaging field while maintaining attention on patient positioning.

Movable Touchscreen Within Operator Reach

The touchscreen monitor is mounted on an adjustable arm so system controls can be positioned closer to the operator. This keeps exposure controls accessible while the veterinary team positions or securely holds the patient.

Small Animal Radiography With the MyVet Table 32+

The MyVet Table 32+ is built around table-based veterinary radiography, combining flexible patient positioning with a generator range that supports routine diagnostic X-ray examinations.

Veterinary Facilities of Varying Sizes

The system is well suited to veterinary practices, clinics, hospitals, and other facilities of varying sizes that need a dedicated table-based X-ray room for small animal imaging.

Its standard 120V power requirement can also simplify installation in facilities where specialized electrical infrastructure is limited.

General Diagnostic X-Ray Applications

The 4-way floating tabletop supports patient positioning across multiple anatomical regions and full-body radiographic studies.

Applications include:

• • Orthopedic and skeletal radiography
  • Thoracic imaging
  • Abdominal imaging
  • Spinal imaging
  • Extremity studies
  • General full-body radiography

MyVet DR 1717 & VetView Imaging Workflow

DR 1717 Auto-Trigger Detector

The MyVet DR 1717 digital flat panel detector supports the system’s digital imaging workflow. Auto-trigger technology allows the detector to recognize an X-ray exposure without requiring direct communication with the generator, reducing extra steps during image acquisition.

The DR 1717 uses cesium iodide detector technology and includes cassette-size dimensions, 1 GB connectivity, and 127 µm / 140 µm detector specifications.

Detector and acquisition configurations should be confirmed with MXR based on the system being specified.

VetView Acquisition & Image Management

VetView software supports image acquisition, viewing, reprocessing, optimization, searching, and archiving from the workstation. Patient history and previous studies can also be accessed within the imaging workflow.

Image review functions include:

• • Side-by-side image viewing
  • Length and angle measurements
  • Image annotations, graphics, and markers
  • Image magnification
  • Automatic image optimization
  • Noise suppression

These tools keep common image review and measurement functions within the same acquisition environment.

DICOM Image Transfer & Optional PACS Storage

VetView is DICOM 3.0 compliant. DICOM is the standard used to exchange medical images and related information between compatible imaging systems.

Images can be transmitted to a PACS, or Picture Archiving and Communication System, for centralized image storage and access. An optional mini-PACS supports storage of original DICOM images and centralized patient imaging data.

Compact Veterinary X-Ray Room Planning

The MyVet Table 32+ measures approximately 73.8 in (1874 mm) high and 35 in (891 mm) deep. The tabletop includes a 59 in (1500 mm) central span with 11 in (280 mm) of travel at each end.

Minimum room size is approximately 7 ft × 5 ft, with approximately 10 ft × 6 ft recommended for additional working clearance around the table.

Actual room planning should also account for local radiation shielding requirements, operator clearance, patient handling, detector equipment, and room access.

MyVet Table 32+ Specifications

Generator & Exposure Range

• • Model: MyVet Table 32+
  • Maximum output: 32 kW
  • kV range: 40 to 125 kV
  • mA range, large: 70 to 400 mA
  • mA range, small: 35 to 192 mA
  • mAs range: 0.5 to 400 mAs
  • Input power: 120V

Table & Operator Controls

• • 4-way floating tabletop
  • Integrated 32 kW generator
  • Premium X-ray collimator
  • Embedded APR control for kVp and mAs
  • Hands-free collimator light control
  • Adjustable touchscreen monitor
  • Integrated X-ray tube, generator, collimator, and monitor

System Dimensions

• • Overall height: 73.8 in (1874 mm)
  • System depth: 35 in (891 mm)
  • Base width: 30.1 in (765 mm)
  • Column/base section: 18.9 in (480 mm)
  • Table height: 31.5 in (800 mm)
  • Central tabletop span: 59 in (1500 mm)
  • Table travel: 11 in (280 mm) at each end
  • Tube assembly depth over table: 25.4 in (644 mm)
  • Side clearance: 2.6 in (65 mm)

Room Planning

• • Minimum room size: approximately 7 ft × 5 ft
  • Recommended room size: approximately 10 ft × 6 ft