Canon Medical Introduces Adora DRFi: A Leap in Imaging Technology
Tustin, Thursday, 13 March 2025.
Canon Medical Systems USA has launched the Adora DRFi, a state-of-the-art hybrid imaging system combining radiography and fluoroscopy, after receiving FDA clearance, promising enhanced efficiency in diagnostics.
Revolutionary Design and Functionality
The Adora DRFi represents a significant advancement in medical imaging technology, featuring a rotating ceiling unit with independently moving X-ray tube and detector arms that enable unprecedented imaging flexibility [1]. The system’s innovative design includes a CXDI-RF Wireless B1 Detector that can be utilized both in docked mode for fluoroscopy and digital radiography exams, or wirelessly throughout the examination room [2]. A standout feature is the durable carbon fiber patient table, which offers high load capacity and up to 340° rotation capabilities, enabling complex procedures such as axial hip imaging without the need for patient repositioning [1][2].
Enhanced Clinical Workflow and Patient Care
According to Satrajit Misra, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer of Canon Medical Systems USA, ‘Adora DRFi is a testament to Canon Medical’s dedication to delivering innovative solutions that prioritize both clinical excellence and patient care’ [1]. The system’s workflow optimization features include an integrated patient hoist, inControl console, and remote operation capabilities, all designed to streamline the diagnostic process [2]. The FDA clearance, received on December 23, 2024, paved the way for this March 2025 market launch, positioning the technology at the forefront of medical imaging solutions [1].
Market Impact and Industry Perspective
Charles Cassudakis, Managing Director of the X-ray Business Unit, emphasizes the transformative potential of the Adora DRFi, stating it’s ‘a game-changer for radiology departments, offering unmatched versatility and precision’ [1]. The system’s launch from Canon Medical’s Tustin, California headquarters marks a strategic move to address the evolving needs of healthcare providers seeking comprehensive imaging solutions [2]. The combination of static and dynamic radiography with low-dose fluoroscopy in a single system represents a significant advancement in diagnostic imaging technology [3].