Reveal™ 35C
Leading DQE for superior image quality, plus bone and soft tissue images in a single exposure: this is Reveal™ 35C, powered by SpectralDR® technology. Our premium X-ray detector to be used in portable and fixed applications.
Thanks to its SpectralDR® technology, Reveal™ 35C flat panel detector overcomes the limitations of other dual-energy x-ray technologies, enabling bone and soft-tissue differentiation without motion artifacts in a single X-ray exposure. In other words, with one shot, the detector simultaneously delivers DR, bone, and tissue images. The Reveal™ 35C can be used in portable and fixed applications, providing clinicians with invaluable medical imaging insights for informed decision-making.
Our innovative technology is user-friendly for both technologists and radiologists, leading to improved outcomes for patients and healthcare facilities. One exposure, three images, zero motion artifacts: why not?
Product overview
SpectralDR® technology: 1 exposure, 3 images, 0 motion artifacts
14 x 17 inch / 35 x 43 cm (ISO 4090)
Up to 75% DQE
Lossless AED
Hot Swappable Batteries
Literature
SpectralDR® technology: supplemental subtracted images for better decision-making on the move
In addition to the DR, the SpectralDR® technology in the Reveal™ 35C detector offers quick access to supplemental bone and soft tissue images. No extra radiation is needed: all three images are created simultaneously with a single standard X-ray dose.
Get the most of your mobile X-ray system particularly in challenging environments like the ICU or the Emergency Room – where transporting patients carries clinical and operational hazards, increasing the chances of adverse events.
Dual-energy images are clinically proven1 to enhance the visualization of lung nodules, pneumonia, line and tube tips, pneumothorax, retained surgical objects and more.
Clinical Case
Discover a Hidden Focal Opacity in a Portable X-ray
This is a 51-year-old female leukemia (AML) patient. First, the conventional DR X-Ray was read as normal. After seeing the soft tissue image, the radiologist said they now noticed a highlighted focal opacity indicative of pneumonia (confirmed on CT). The diagnosis was confirmed positive for febrile neutropenic pneumonia.
DR/ Soft Tissue Image
Clinical Case
Better Line Delineation at the Bedside with no additional software
Portable imaging is taken to a new level with the ability to quickly and efficiently allow physicians to verify proper line and tube placements, at no extra dose to the patient, nor the need of add-on software. Take note of the high level of detail exhibited in the vascular wire mesh.
DR/ Bone Image
Reveal™ 35C: proven results in diagnostic imaging
33% more pneumonia cases found
43% more lesion visibility
Better visibility of lines and tube tips⁵
Increased confidence in 57% of ICU cases
Increases revenue through incidental findings;
Success story
Learn How a Medium-Size Community Hospital Was Able to Reduce Follow-Up Imaging Thanks To SpectralDR® Technology.
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The Reveal™ 35C is available for sale in Australia, Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Taiwan, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Vietnam, and in the European Union. Please contact our team to check availability in other regions.
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Improved patient outcomes
1.1 (Lung Nodules) Oda, Seitaro, Kazuo Awai, Yoshinori Funama, Daisuke Utsunomiya, Yumi Yanaga, Koichi Kawanaka, Takeshi Nakaura et al. “Detection of small pulmonary nodules on chest radiographs: efficacy of dual-energy subtraction technique using flat-panel detector chest radiography.” Clinical radiology 65, no. 8 (2010): 609-615.
1.2 (Pneumothorax) Urbaneja, A., Dodin, G., Hoosu, G., et al. (2018) Added Value of Bone Subtraction in Dual-energy Digital Radiography in the Detection of Pneuomothorax: Impact of Reader Expertise and Medical Specialty. The Association of University Radiologists. Elsevier Inc.
1.3 (Pneumonia) Martini, Katharina, Marco Baessler, Stephan Baumueller, and Thomas Frauenfelder. “Diagnostic accuracy and added value of dual-energy subtraction radiography compared to standard conventional radiography using computed tomography as standard of reference.” PloS one 12, no. 3 (2017): e0174285.
1.4 (Tuberculosis) Sharma, Madhurima, Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Ujjwal Gorsi, Dheeraj Gupta, and Niranjan Khandelwal. “Role of digital tomosynthesis and dual energy subtraction digital radiography in detection of parenchymal lesions in active pulmonary tuberculosis.” European Journal of Radiology 84, no. 9 (2015): 1820-1827.
1.5 (Coronary Calcifications) Song, Yingnan, Hao Wu, Di Wen, Bo Zhu, Philipp Graner, Leslie Ciancibello, Haran Rajeswaran et al. “Detection of coronary calcifications with dual energy chest X-rays: clinical evaluation.” The International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging (2020): 1-8.
- Maurino, S. L., Badano, A., Cunningham, I. A., & Karim, K. S. (2016, March). Theoretical and Monte Carlo optimization of a stacked three-layer flat-panel x-ray imager for applications in multi-spectral diagnostic medical imaging. In Medical Imaging 2016: Physics of Medical Imaging (Vol. 9783, p. 97833Z). International Society for Optics and Photonics.
- S. L. Maurino, K. S. Karim, V. Venkatesh. Diagnostic value of single-exposure dual-energy subtraction radiography in lung lesion detection: initial results. European Congress of Radiology-ECR 2022, 2022.
- Sanchez F, Kandel S, May M, Ronghe S, Rogalla P. Diagnostic value of dual-energy chest x-ray in immunocompromised patients to rule out pneumonia: initial results. European Congress of Radiology-ECR 2021, 2021.
- Rogalla P., Karim K. Added diagnostic value of portable dual-energy chest X-ray in a non-radiological reviewing environment. Radiological Society of North America-RSNA 2022, 2022
- Kuhlman, Janet E., Jannette Collins, Gregory N. Brooks, Donald R. Yandow, and Lynn S. Broderick. “Dual-energy subtraction chest radiography: what to look for beyond calcified nodules.” Radiographics 26, no. 1 (2006): 79-92.
- Manji, Farheen, Jiheng Wang, Geoff Norman, Zhou Wang, and David Koff. “Comparison of dual energy subtraction chest radiography and traditional chest X-rays in the detection of pulmonary nodules.” Quantitative imaging in medicine and surgery 6, no. 1 (2016): 1.
- Karim S Karim, “Single Exposure, Digital Dual-Energy Subtraction X-Ray Ushers in a New Era of Diagnostic X-Ray Imaging,” Radiology Management, Mar/Apr 2021.
- Venkatesh V., Patel N., Clarke K., Karim K. (2024). Implementation experience of a portable single exposure, dual energy X-ray detector for use in the ICU of a community hospital. American Society of Emergency Radiology Meeting.
