AXIOM Luminos TF offers superb flexibility in configuring the system to meet your needs. Expand your imaging capabilities with the mobile Flat Detector (mFD*), Bucky wall stand* and a 3D TOP ceiling-mounted tube* to achieve a fully digital radiography solution.

The 3D TOP ceiling-suspended overhead tube brings even more flexibility to the AXIOM Luminos TF. Its optional tomography functionality and automatic cassette size sensing (ACSS) support a fast workflow for radiographic imaging and increase the range of imaging possibilities.

Fast, efficient and remarkably flexible – digital high-resolution images acquired with the mobile Flat Detector (mFD*) are available in seconds. Light, versatile and easy to handle, the mFD is quickly positioned, resulting in a new level of patient throughput and capacity utilization. It can be used in the Bucky tray of the table or wall stand and as well as
                                      for free exposures. 

The fully digital mFD* eliminates the need for time-consuming cassette handling, shortening the overall examination time. Radiographic images and fluoroscopic sequences automatically show up in one patient folder. Image merging on the PACS network is a thing of the past.

AXIOM Luminos TF optimizes networking in the hospital environment with its DICOM 3.0 interfaces, providing fast and reliable patient data flow from registration to documentation. The FLUOROSPOT Compact imaging system simplifies work processes and translates into 
faster workflows.
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AXIOM Luminos TF masters a wide range of examinations from classical GI studies to arthrography, HSG, ERCP, etc. Its design supports the increasing number of bariatric procedures. Optionally it can be equipped with DSA (digital subtraction angiography) capabilities and tomography functionalities. A wide range of C.A.R.E features is 
                                      available to keep dose levels as low as reasonably achievable.