Dynamic Digital Radiography, or Joint Cinegraphy, is a recent, FDA-approved advancement in X-ray technology that allows us to take multiple X-ray images at 6 or 15 frames per second, to be viewed in motion. Unlike alternatives, Cinegrams offer a large, highly detailed 17" x 17" image. There is no extra imaging, radiation or post processing time.

Each frame we acquire is a single diagnostic-quality image, and the entire sequence can be replayed and paused at individual frames for single-frame viewing and diagnostic purposes. DDR support diagnosing musculoskeletal conditions by presenting diagnostic details in full motion to assess the spine and joint stability. With DDR, orthopedists can quantify the dynamic relationship between bones and soft tissue through the full range of motion in weight-bearing or resting positions for faster and more detailed diagnoses.