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V.1.8.0
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Read about the latest software changes
V.1.8.0
Version 1.8.0 – Major Update
Download the newest version of the X-ray Simulator on the
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Expanded Simulation Catalog
Five new anatomical regions have been introduced with full positional controls and anatomical models:
The new regions include:
Bony Thorax (+ Sternum)
Cervical Spine (C-Spine)
Thoracic Spine (T-Spine)
Lumbar Spine (L-Spine)
Skull
Download the Simulation Catalog (pdf)
If you want to explore all the details of the new regions, you can find them in the Simulation Catalog (PDF).
Core Improvements
🖥️ Desktop X-ray Simulator
Redesigned Region Selection
:
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Region → Exam → Simulation
This update simplifies navigation and aligns with the categorization used in most RadTech positioning books.
Control Panel Overhaul
:
Cleaner layout with more intuitive grouping.
The new
View Controls
panel allows you to toggle “collimation mode” via the grid-icon UI.
The Technique panel now shows an
estimate of the collimation cut-off size
.
Tube positioning controls now show an estimate of SID based on tube position and angle.
New Functionalities
:
Users can now toggle skin visibility on the patient model.
Users can now adjust bed height via a slider for improved positioning practice.
Patient Movement
:
The patient can now be translated either in the horizontal plane (for standing) or the frontal plane (for supine).
🥽 VR X-ray Simulator
New Patient Gizmo
: A virtual tool has been introduced to grab and reposition the patient. Grab and drag the control gizmo to reposition the patient.
UI Enhancements
:
Users can now grab the plate from all sides.
Estimated collimator size and SID are now visible in the tube display.
Feedback and support:
support.xraysim.com
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