MORITA X800 L CP Volumetric Tomography, Panoramic and Cephalometric X-Ray Unit

The cephalometric attachment version of the device model is available.

The panoramic and tomography features of the model are the same as the cephalometric version of that model.

X800 L CP : Tomography, Panoramic and Cephalometric (The model with the largest 3D area of Ø150 x H140 with 11 FOV options)

As a result of the importance given to detail, which is a component of Hi-End imaging quality, top-level high resolution with more than 2.5 LP / mm MTF (spatial detail) and 80 μm voxel size is offered. Furthermore, thanks to the 360-degree rotation angle and the continuous image shooting feature found only in Morita, the X800 reaches a high number of images even in the smallest FOV area. Thus, images that are faithful to the real tissue and fully express anatomical naturalness are obtained.

With the "zoom reconstruction" feature, a patented technology exclusive to Morita, even images taken with a larger voxel size can be reconstructed with 80 μm voxel precision.

With its hardware and mechanical quality, the X800 has an extremely stable structure. Thanks to its vibration-free multi-axis movement capability, it produces sharp, clear, and distinct images, while its horizontal radiation features prevent unwanted reflections and artifacts.

Since the X800 performs panoramic shots with the same Flat Panel Detector used in tomography, there is no need for sensor changes between 2D/3D shots. Additionally, it can capture panoramic images that are much deeper and layered than normal panoramics, automatically adjusting the layer focus to obtain the ideal image.

Devices with cephalometric attachments can capture high-quality Lateral or PA cephalometric images by applying a very low dose with the scanning technique. Additionally, many functions such as Hand-Wrist radiography and 45-degree angled cephalometric are available.

4-point scan technique: maximum precision with minimum dose
The device's focal spot, primary and secondary beam collimators, and sensor move simultaneously to perform cephalometric exposure with a very low dose. At the same time, the dose is optimized with the Dynamic Digital Dose Management feature, and tissues are imaged in much greater detail.

Controlled choice: Partial cephalometric images
In cephalometric exposures, three regions can be selected separately to reduce the patient's X-ray exposure; this way, exposure can be performed on children without dosing the brain and cerebellum regions if desired.

High resolution: More transmissive X-ray
Tube voltage can be increased up to 100 kV. Thus, while weak x-rays absorbed by soft tissue are prevented, high-quality images with 96 μm resolution are obtained.

Density compensation: Filtering of soft tissue
In lateral cephalometric exposures, specifically low-density soft tissue parts such as the lip-nose region are given less dose, ensuring these lines can be distinguished from the bone. Thanks to this feature, orthodontic measurement and planning are performed more soundly.

Horizontal laser beam
The Frankfurt plane horizontal laser beam is used for correct positioning.

Radiology Software i-Dixel content:
3D reconstruction, 3D volume rendering, real-time reslicing, canal marking and implant planning, one volume viewer, Curved MPR orthogonal sectional panoramic arch view, One Data Viewer imaging software plugin, One Volume Viewer imaging software plugin, Viewer Manager imaging software editor.
Dicomprint, DICOM PACS

Radiology Software Options:
Additional User Partnership via Network
Dicom Support alternatives: Modality worklist management