Hologic - Lorad M-IV Series
by Hologic

The M-IV Superior Breast Imaging The M-IV Series of Mammography Systems delivers high quality breast images - consistently, efficiently, and easily. Incorporating the latest innovative technology, including Hologic unsurpassed image quality, while its automated features simplify operations and ensure consistent system performance. The HTC Grid provides dramatically improved image contrast in all tissue, even denser breasts.
The bi-angular x-ray tube has been designed with high-speed anode rotation for significantly higher mA loading and output, while maintaining tight focal spot size tolerances. This results in reduced exposure times, less motion, and improved imaging on both large and small focal spots.
The versatile M-IV series was developed to meet the needs of any breast imaging center. This high performance platform provides a comprehensive package of features to help busy practices perform at peak efficiency, making the M-IV series the ideal system for any setting.
1Replya day ago | PROBLEM WITH APPLICATION Hi friends I am a biomedical engineer here in Mexico, and i got this equipment. The problem is that when my technicians want to use the auto-modes, sometimes they got this error: "Calculated Exposure time exceed back up time" . I dont know it has to do something with a bad technique. Also the images when that happens, the breast is totally white. Manually i do not have that problem.Reply |
1Reply5 months ago | MIV Error 28 MIV Error 28 Equipment: Hologic - Lorad M-IV Series Reply |
0Repliesa year ago | Too much scattered radiation Good morning dear forum. I am seeking help in resolving a problem with a Lorad MIV mammography system. The problem is that there is too much scattered radiation outside the collimated area. As a test, I completely close the collimator and still cannot remove the scattered radiation. Could someone give me any suggestions to solve this problem? Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. My e-mail: vicmaal@yahoo.com.mx Greetings.Reply |
Mammography Type | Analog X-ray |