Disclosed is a dental X-ray imaging apparatus having a radiographing housing so as to provide a stable radiographing environment to an examinee. The dental X-ray radiographing apparatus includes a radiographing unit including a rotary arm, an X-ray generator, and an X-ray sensor, and a radiographing housing for covering an upper part, an outside and an inside of an operating range of the radiographing unit. The imaging apparatus further includes a lifter configured to move the radiographing housing, and a handle frame disposed at a lower part of the radiographing housing with a variable height and including a chin rest, wherein the lifter moves the radiographing housing such that the distance between the chin rest and the radiographing housing is constant.

An apparatus and method of controlling a temperature within an isolette includes obtaining a temperature of ambient air external to the isolette, obtaining a base-line ambient air temperature, and calculating a maximum heater power level based on a relationship between the base-line ambient air temperature and the actual ambient air temperature.

A structure includes a first frame having a shape to fit around, or over, a body part, the first frame further comprising a first surface configured to dock with a docking surface of a second frame configured to receive and support the body part. The structure also includes a material attached to the first frame for fitting to the body part; and at least one attachment mechanism coupled to the first frame and configured to attach the first frame to the second frame when the first surface of the first frame is docked with the docking surface of the second frame, wherein the at least one attachment mechanism is configured to flex or pivot, relative to a lateral edge of the first frame, to attach the first frame to the second frame when the first surface of the first frame is docked with the docking surface of the second frame.

The invention describes an immobilisation device (1) for radiotherapy comprising: an inclined plate (2) for supporting the back of a patient, wherein said plate (2) is inclined in a longitudinal direction and has a lower end (21) and an upper end (2u); and a lower platform (3) for supporting the buttocks of the patient, wherein said lower platform (3) can be coupled to the lower end (21) of the inclined plate (2), wherein the lower platform (3) is rotatable to make it easier to place the patient on the device (1). The lower platform can also comprise a protuberance (4) for supporting the perineum of the patient and plates (5) for immobilising their hips.

A structure includes a first frame having a shape to fit around, or over, a body part, the first frame further comprising a first surface configured to dock with a docking surface of a second frame configured to receive and support the body part. The structure also includes a material attached to the first frame for fitting to the body part; and at least one attachment mechanism coupled to the first frame and configured to attach the first frame to the second frame when the first surface of the first frame is docked with the docking surface of the second frame, wherein the at least one attachment mechanism is configured to flex or pivot, relative to a lateral edge of the first frame, to attach the first frame to the second frame when the first surface of the first frame is docked with the docking surface of the second frame.

Various systems are provided for a support assembly for a medical imaging system. In one example, a system comprising, a support assembly for use with an imaging system, the support assembly comprising, a cradle including a base and opposing sidewalls, and a plurality of pads shaped to seat against the base within an opening formed between the opposing sidewalls, where each pad of the plurality of pads supports a head or extremity of a subject to be imaged at a different angle relative to the base.

Various systems are provided for a head and/or extremity holder for a medical imaging system. In one example, the head and/or extremity holder is a cradle interface pad for use with an imaging system, the cradle interface pad comprising a first wall on a first side and a second wall on a second side, opposite the first side, wherein the first wall and the second wall form a concave recess of the cradle interface pad, at least one slot extending through each of the first wall and the second wall, a curved base coupling the first wall and the second wall, at least one attachment point mounted on each of the first wall and the second wall and extending towards the curved base, and a handle positioned on a top face of each of the first wall and the second wall.

An incubator having a cassette tray accommodation space which allows for a cassette tray to be readily stored in or taken out of the space through one of a plurality of tray loading or unloading ports. The cassette tray accommodation space includes at least two of the following: a front tray loading or unloading port, a rear tray loading or unloading port, a left tray loading or unloading port, and a right tray loading or unloading port.

Arrangements described herein relate to a headset system and a method to manufacturing the headset system, the headset system including a headset configured to lay on top of a surface and to support a head of a subject when the subject is in a supine position or a reclined position, at least one probe adjustment mechanism, and a probe coupled to the at least one probe adjustment mechanism and configured to emit acoustic energy.

Arrangements described herein relate to a headset system and a method to manufacturing the headset system, the headset system including a headset configured to lay on top of a surface and to support a head of a subject when the subject is in a supine position or a reclined position, at least one probe adjustment mechanism, and a probe coupled to the at least one probe adjustment mechanism and configured to emit acoustic energy.