Konica Dynamic DR
Konica Minolta’s Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) captures anatomical motion in real time using low-dose sequential X-ray imaging, enhancing diagnostic capability beyond standard static radiography.
Overview
Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) is a next-generation radiographic technology that acquires up to 15 sequential low-dose images per second to create a cine loop that visualizes physiological motion. DDR provides both static and dynamic imaging in a single system, enabling enhanced diagnostic insight across applications including thoracic, orthopedic, and functional studies.
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Main Features
Real-Time Motion Visualization
DDR captures up to 15 sequential radiographs per second and presents them as a diagnostic cine loop, enabling clinicians to observe anatomy in motion for improved evaluation.
Low-Dose Dynamic X-ray Technology
The system delivers significantly lower radiation exposure compared to fluoroscopy while providing functional, quantitative motion data without contrast agents.
Fast, Versatile Workflow
DDR exams can be completed in under a minute and support standing, seated, or table-based imaging, integrating seamlessly into standard X-ray workflows.
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Additional Information
Konica Minolta’s DDR technology is FDA-approved and available across multiple platforms, including the AeroDR series and the KDR DDR U-Arm system. These systems support multi-frame synchronized acquisition of up to 300 images in 20 seconds, offering advanced functional analysis for applications such as lung motion, joint assessment, and musculoskeletal biomechanics.