On September 15, 2026, a new compact digital DR radiography system specially optimized for small animal orthopedic examination officially entered mass production, delivering high-resolution skeletal imaging in less than 8 minutes from patient positioning to final diagnostic report.

      The system uses a flat-panel detector with 12lp/mm spatial resolution, which can clearly display fine bone fracture lines, tiny joint fragments and early-stage hip dysplasia changes even for patients under 2kg. Clinical comparison data showed that the new DR system reduced missed diagnosis rate for occult small animal fractures from 11% to 1.8%. The integrated intelligent skeletal measurement software can automatically calculate TPLO osteotomy angle, plate length and screw size, helping veterinarians complete pre-surgical planning 3 times faster than traditional manual measurement methods.

      Unlike large human-use DR systems that are oversized and over-expose small pets to radiation, this veterinary-optimized equipment automatically adjusts radiation dose according to patient body weight, reducing unnecessary radiation exposure by 62% during daily orthopedic imaging. Its compact footprint of only 1.8 square meters makes it suitable for small community veterinary clinics that previously could not afford dedicated orthopedic imaging equipment.