Description

CCGDC‑17 Digital Mammography System Summary

Core Overview

CCGDC‑17 is a cost‑effective digital mammography system for early breast cancer screening and follow‑up diagnosis. With compact steel mechanical construction, it adapts to high‑volume screening in large hospitals, routine examination in small‑and‑medium clinics, and installation on mobile medical vehicles for outreach breast health screening. It holds US patent, CFDA certification, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 quality system certificates.

Core Product Advantages

1. Reliable Imaging Performance

• Adopts US‑patented dry‑type high‑frequency generator with dual‑power stable output and ripple‑free power supply. It lowers glandular radiation dose, reduces retake rate, and extends X‑ray tube service life for consistent image quality.
• Suits heavy daily workloads: from population‑level screening to individual patient follow‑up examinations.

2. Flexible & Robust Mechanical Design

• Compact steel frame, shock‑resistant for long‑distance transit, supporting both fixed‑site deployment and mobile medical vehicle installation for community screening projects.
• Intelligent compression paddle: automatically releases after exposure; manual emergency release is available at any time; real‑time digital display of compression pressure value for patient safety and comfort.

3. User‑friendly Operation

Complete workstation includes control console, operation panel and medical display for image acquisition, viewing and diagnosis. Clear digital readouts for pressure and exposure parameters simplify technician workflows.

Manufacturer Background

• Founded in 1993; launched China’s first analog mammography unit in 1998, with more than 28 years of professional mammography equipment manufacturing experience.
• Owns over 70 patents and software copyrights; products are adopted by more than 1000 hospitals globally.
• Certifications: CFDA registration, GMP, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, United States USPTO patent.

Main Application Scenarios

1. Hospital radiology departments: mass breast cancer screening, routine breast imaging, post‑treatment follow‑up.
2. Small‑scale clinics and physical‑check centers.
3. Mobile medical vehicles: off‑site outreach breast health examinations for women.