Technical factors

anode voltage: 60 - 85 kV, automatic and manually selectable

in steps of 1
anode current: 1 - 10 mA, automatic and manually selectable
in steps of 1,
in the whole kV range
mA and kV pattern modulated in real time during X-ray exposure
automatic compensation of the spine absorption
duty cycle 1:20 at full power operation (85kV, 10mA)
focal spot 0.5 IEC 60336 (1993)
inherent filtration: 3.4 mm Al equivalent, at 85 kV
embedded X-ray shielding behind receptor, 1.5 mm Pb,
exceeding requirements of IEC60601-1-3
exposure time: panoramic adult in 9.3s, child dentition in 7.3s
teleradiographic exposure time: from 3.6 seconds to 10 seconds
depending on the examination
exposure time range: 160ms 14s (R10 scale)

MHX7GB131S00
02/2013

Power supply specification

voltage: 115 - 240 Vac, 10%, with automatic adaptation
frequency: 50 / 60 Hz 2 Hz, with automatic adaptation
current: 7A at 240V, 15A at 115V, nominal temporary peak absorption
current absorption in standby mode: max 1A

Data subject to change without notice.

Technical data

Image acquisition device

technology: CCD (charge coupled device)
direct exposure protection: FOP (Fibre Optics Plate)
pixel size: 48 x 48 m
grey levels: 16384 - 14 bit A/D conversion
resolution: more than 5 LP/mm

Orbit:

Typical effective dose (ICRP 103)

Panoramic: 6.7Sv
Dentition only: 4.3Sv
Ceph Lateral, Reduced: 1.0Sv
Image file
panoramic image size, max: 1528x2797 pixel (16 bit)
ceph image size, max: 2291x3125 pixel (16 bit)
transfer time: max 10 sec for complete presentation on PC screen
(Ethernet)
panoramic file size: max 8 Mb uncompressed
ceph file size: max 14 Mb uncompressed
Installation Requirements
weight: 159 kg (351 lbs)
weight with teleradiographic arm: 187 kg (412 lbs)
telescopic motorized column
wall or floor support, free standing base available
dimensions in millimetres (and inches) - see scheme
Free standing base

PC requirements
supported operating systems: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later, Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 7 & 8
display setting: 1024 x 768 or higher, 32 bit true colour

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Panoramic-Teleradiographic imager
Advanced
kinematics
Specially synchronised kinematics
made up of one rotary movement
combined with two simultaneous
translatory movements ensures
constant magnification in all
projections, thus leading to highly
reliable diagnostic images. Simple
kinematics with just one translatory
movement would result in uneven
magnification.

Hyperion: 1 rotary movement

and 2 simultaneous translatory
movements.

constant magnification

high-end competitor: 1 rotary

movement and 1 simultaneous
translatory movement only.

uneven magnification

The focal trough adapts to morphology and misses out on none of the vital details. The simultaneous translatory movements
keep the X-ray detector at a constant distance from the midline of the dental arch, throughout the entire scan, so that the
image magnification is constant and uniform in the resulting radiograph.

Super-fast scans
Short exposure times, from a minimum of 4 seconds to a maximum of 9 seconds, reduce the possibility of
patient movement during the examination.

Automatic determination of exposure factors

HYPERION features innovative Morphology Recognition Technology
(MRT) which automatically identifies patient size and all parameters
required to ensure correct X-ray exposure.

With MRT theres no need to program exposure times, kV or mA

technical factors or even choose patient size.
HYPERION does it all, automatically, so you can focus on what
matters the most: your patient.

Servo-controlled
patient positioning
Reassuring positioning
The two frontal touch-sensitive supports accompany the patients head into
the correct position, compensating for any asymmetries thanks to independent
movement of the right and left supports. The direct, frontal approach of HYPERION
makes it a machine as comfortable for the dentist as it is for the patient.

In panoramic imaging, correct patient positioning is of utmost

importance to image quality.
Most equipment requires time-consuming manipulation of the patients
head in order to adapt to predefined uncomfortable postures.
HYPERION takes it the other way round: the patient stands still, while
the laser-guided multi-motor kinematics positions itself around your
patient.

Cephalometric Teleradiography
The series X7 machines can host a teleradiography unit for
antero-posterior, postero-anterior and lateral cranium scanning,
including special projections such as the submentovertex.
Latero-lateral images benefit from automatic detection of the
nasion point and automatic adaptation of exposure parameters
for optimum representation of soft tissues and the aesthetic
profile of the face.
The rapid scan (minimum 3.6 seconds) allows the patient to
maintain a stable position during the examination.

Collimation device
The primary servo-controlled collimator allows the user to select the area to be exposed, thus contributing to minimisation
of the radiation dose.

18 cm reduced

18 cm

24 cm

30 cm

Only 49% of irradiated area

60% of irradiated area

80% of irradiated area

100% of irradiated area

Cephalometrics is less than a sensor away

To perform cephalometric projections, you can opt for a second sensor, but you are not
obliged to because MyRay has also considered offering the relocatable option. By opting for
just one sensor, this can be switched to and from the ceph arm and incorporates a no-risk
safety device to prevent it being dislodged accidentally.

Quick share with Ethernet or SDcard

HYPERION works standalone or connected to a PC, and you decide whether to store
images safely on a memory card or share them over your local network through the
industry standard Ethernet.

Secondary collimator
As X-ray imaging takes lace Hyperion has no need for any bulky secondary collimator in
motion close to the patients face. A precision fold-away device is incorporated in the rotary
whole, thus making dentist/assistant movement easier during patient positioning.

40 EX A MINATIONS FOR ALL YOUR

RADIOGRAPHY NEEDS

Dynamic Transversal
Slicing

A total of 40 different examination types covering all possible 2D requirements, including Orthogonal projections and
Bitewing exposures focused on teeth crowns, as well as Postero-Anterior projections of both TMJs and Multi-angle
TMJ projections. In the case of each single program, radiographic data is acquired based on a dedicated radiogenic
trajectory. This means optimised data, not cropped views based on more generic trajectories.

Being able to glance through transversal slices of the

area in question on a PC screen is extremely useful to
whoever practices implantology, simply because it offers
accurate radiographic data to work with, perfect for reliable
measurements. DTS is a dedicated examination, with
consequent reconstruction of data, that adds information
regarding the depth of a specific region of the upper and lower
dental arch by using a very limited X-ray dose.

12 Panoramic Examinations

Standard Panoramic and Reduced Panoramic for children

Panoramic with wider focal trough in anterior region
Orthogonal projection for dentition only, to reduce overlapping of crowns
Hemi-panoramic and hemi-dentition, optimised dedicated projections
Frontal dentition, dedicated projection with wide focal trough
4-segments Bitewing exposures limited to crowns, to detect inter-proximal caries

10 Cephalometric Examinations

Latero-Lateral Ceph projections, selectable length of 18 to 30cm

Latero-Lateral Ceph projection, short scan reduced in height for children, reduced X-ray dose
Antero-Posterior or Postero-Anterior Ceph projections
Submentovertex projection, including Waters and reverse Towne positions
Carpus projection

14 TMJ Examinations (open or closed mouth)

Lateral projection of both TMJs
Postero-Anterior projection of both TMJs
Multi-angle (x3) Lateral projection of one TMJ
Multi-angle (x3) Postero-Anterior projection of one TMJ

3 Maxillary Sinus Examinations

Whereas traditional stratigraphic panoramic

imaging techniques produce between 2
and 4 static two-dimensional sections
alone, in pre-defined anatomical
positions, the DTS examination reproduces
on a PC an entire anatomical portion of interest,
which can be explored via orthogonal crosssections laid out as you wish and apt for sequential
viewing. This means you dispose of a useful tool for the
evaluation of single implant sites, thus reducing the need
to resort to CT scan examinations except in the case of more
extensive surgery, such as wide scale reconstruction which involves
numerous implants across the entire arch.

Frontal or Lateral view of Left and Right maxillary sinuses

Inspection of surgical site

1 DTS
Dynamic Transversal Slicing, orthogonal to the panoramic focal trough

iPad App
Virtual control panel for iPad and tablet PC.
The virtual control panel, which can be installed on
a PC or iPad, allows all diagnostic activities to be
controlled from a workstation.

The selection of a region of interest is done within a rectangular area directly on

a panoramic radiographic image of the patient in question, or by a template of an
average patient.
Field of view: 4x4x10cm.

Reliable 1:1 measurements

Right after acquisition, the powerful software on PC will fold the panoramic image
along the curved path of the focal trough, and let you browse through the field of
view, slice by slice, allowing for reliable 1:1 measurements of the transversal slices,
with the precision of 0.15mm pixel size.

Implant Template
Once the virtual implant is in place, browse the slices in real-time to make sure it
fits throughout the entire implant site.
Customize the template to represent your favourite screw set and abutments.

Clinical Cases
Consistently
good results

Bitewing
projections

a sampler of three very different morphologies:

Bitewing exposures limited to crowns, to detect

a child, an adult and an elderly patient benefiting

from Hyperions Wide Focus panoramic
projection.

interproximal caries, can be a comfortable

alternative to intraoral imaging, appreciated by
patients with a strong gag reflex.

a hemi-dentition projection achieved with a very

low X-ray dose, showing a wealth of clinical
detail.

Clinical Cases
Specialty
radiographs
a thorough investigation of left

frontal view of maxillary sinuses.

and right TMJs, combining

Lateral projections of TMJ in open and closed
mouth positions and Postero-Anterior projections.
Such an outcome is achieved thanks to a precise
identification of the position of condyles, using
Hyperions laser guides.

carpal teleradiography.
latero-Lateral teleradiography, highlighting both
bony structures and soft tissue profile, suitable for
Cephalometry.