Here is Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR) that captures sequences of images so clinicians can see anatomy in motion. It makes it possible to visualize joint movement, diaphragmatic excursion, lung ventilation or perfusion changes. For example, a recent paper used DDR to assess diaphragmatic dysfunction in a patient where standard imaging fell short. Related to that, Konica Minolta recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Vietnamese National Innovation Center to explore DDR AI for r

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