MX317W | RadiForce

30.5-inch 8 megapixel resolution medical monitor with DICOM® Part 14 calibration for reviewing diagnostic imaging such as chest X-ray, CT, or endoscopy accurately.

The 30.5-inch large widescreen can display 8 megapixels of information. In medical settings where multiple applications and windows are often displayed simultaneously, this allows for free layout on a single screen.

The Hybrid Gamma PXL function automatically distinguishes between monochrome and colour images pixel by pixel, creating a hybrid display where each pixel has optimum grayscale. As a result, monochrome images such as CT, MRI and X-ray are displayed in the ideal grayscale that corresponds to DICOM Part 14, while colour images such as 3D rendering, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and endoscopy are faithfully reproduced corresponding to Gamma 2.2. This helps improve efficiency of viewing both monochrome and colour images by displaying them together on the one screen.

The Kumamoto Chuo Hospital, Japan, conducted a visual assessment of the Hybrid Gamma PXL function included with RadiForce monitors. An improvement of approximately 37% was noted when comparing the use of a colour monitor with Hybrid Gamma PXL to one without it. In addition, Hybrid Gamma PXL was found to operate equally as well as monochrome monitors with GSDF when displaying monochrome images.

A medical monitor needs to be capable of high brightness in order to meet performance standards. However, in order to achieve high brightness in an LCD panel, the pixel aperture ratio has to be increased. This causes a typically unavoidable decline in sharpness. With EIZO’s unique Sharpness Recovery technology, the decrease in sharpness (MTF) is restored . This allows you to display an image safely on the monitor that is true to the original source data, even at high brightness levels.

MTF measures numerically how faithfully the panel transfers detail from the original image data for viewing. When Sharpness Recovery is turned on, in the case of a 2 pixel line pair (spatial frequency of 1.497 cycles/mm) the MTF increases by over 50%.

The Manual Mode Switch function allows you to choose various modes for different modalities such as CR, CT, endoscopy, and pathology. Using the bundled RadiCS LE software, modes can be set to automatically switch to optimal image viewing conditions.

A medical monitor needs to be capable of high brightness in order to meet performance standards. However, in order to achieve high brightness in an LCD panel, the pixel aperture ratio has to be increased. This causes a typically unavoidable decline in sharpness. With EIZO’s unique Sharpness Recovery technology, the decrease in sharpness (MTF) is restored . This allows you to display an image safely on the monitor that is true to the original source data, even at high brightness levels.

MTF measures numerically how faithfully the panel transfers detail from the original image data for viewing. When Sharpness Recovery is turned on, in the case of a 2 pixel line pair (spatial frequency of 1.497 cycles/mm) the MTF increases by over 50%.

The MX317W is the first in the RadiForce line to include a dedicated mode for pathology. This provides custom settings for viewing microscopic cell and tissue structures on the monitor in high detail.

The monitor’s cabinet is designed with rounded corners and elegant curves on the back to present a gentle aesthetic and facilitate a comforting environment for patients and medical staff.

An monitor’s color and brightness characteristics naturally shift with use over time. Since this occurs gradually, it can be difficult to detect when this happens. Implementing a quality control solution ensures that your monitor’s display characteristics stay consistent.

With the Integrated Front Sensor (IFS) built into the front bezel of the RadiForce monitor and RadiCS LE software (included), you can easily calibrate to DICOM Part 14 without having to mount, run, and remove an external sensor.

EIZO’s confidence in its product quality extends to brightness stability which is also covered during the usage time specified in the warranty.

The monitor features a USB Type-C® connectivity that allows you display video, transmit USB signals, supply power to connected mobile workstations, and even transmit a network signal. Furthermore, multi-screen setup can easily be established with simple daisy chain connection. This convenient multi-purpose connectivity makes it faster and easier to connect your mobile workstation when working remotely or at home.

The 94 watt power delivery via USB Type-C reliably charges mobile workstations. This eliminates the need for a mobile workstation’s bulky power supply unit, freeing up space in your bag and on the desk.

The monitor has LAN port directly built in for a stable wired connection. Connecting mobile workstation via USB Type-C allows access to the network through the monitor, making it useful when security policies require a wired connection.

While many modern mobile workstations are designed to be thinner and more portable, they often have limited connectivity options for peripherals. Connecting a mobile workstation to the monitor via USB Type-C gives access to a hub with three USB Type-A and one USB Type-C ports for easily connecting an external keyboard, mouse, or headset.

The monitor’s USB Type-C connection supports daisy chaining for easily connecting multiple monitors from a single USB Type-C video signal output of mobile workstations. This allows you to configure a multi-monitor setup without hassle of excess cabling.

A multi-monitor configuration lets you display multiple screens simultaneously, such as reports, examination lists, and patient charts. This reduces the need to switch windows frequently or scroll compared to the small screen of a mobile workstation, facilitating a boost in efficiency.