Fujifilm Showcases Cutting-Edge Diagnostic Imaging Solutions at RSNA 2025

FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation is bringing its newest suite of diagnostic imaging innovations to RSNA 2025, highlighting a broad range of technologies designed to enhance imaging performance, streamline workflow, and improve both patient and clinician experience. Visitors can explore these advancements at booth #3300 in South Hall during the annual meeting at McCormick Place in Chicago from November 30 to December 3.

“Fujifilm’s mission is to deliver imaging systems that not only meet the performance demands of the most challenging procedures, but also streamline workflows, reduce dose, and elevate the patient and clinician experience,” said Shawn Etheridge, executive director of modality solutions marketing at Fujifilm. “RSNA 2025 gives us the opportunity to engage directly with clinicians on how Fujifilm’s solutions are delivering on that promise.”

Among the key innovations on display:

AI-Powered MRI Enhancements: Fujifilm is unveiling DLR Symmetry, a deep learning reconstruction solution that enhances image quality while shortening scan times through partial Fourier techniques. The AutoPose with AI feature now extends automatic slice positioning to a wider range of anatomies—including chest, cardiac, pelvis, and lower extremities—promoting greater precision, consistency, and efficiency across exams.

FDR Go iQ Portable Digital Radiography: Fujifilm’s latest intelligent mobile X-ray system is designed to bring high-quality imaging directly to the bedside. Equipped with an intuitive tube head touchscreen, smart in-bin detector charging, and a built-in 3D camera, the system offers live positioning guidance and automatic SID detection for precise, efficient imaging in even the busiest clinical environments.

Persona C-HR Mobile Fluoroscopy C-Arm: Built for demanding surgical workflows, the Persona C-HR delivers high-resolution imaging at low dose using a high-sensitivity detector, a powerful 25 kW generator, and a wide 82 cm opening. Features such as 30 fps pulsed fluoroscopy, active cooling, and dual displays—one a high-resolution 32” 4K surgeon console—support advanced vascular procedures in a lightweight, mobile format.

FDR Visionary Digital Radiography Suite: This flagship auto-positioning room integrates a camera into the collimator for live visual guidance, enabling faster, more repeatable workflow. The system supports advanced automation features like long-length imaging at both the chest stand and table, tomosynthesis, and bone subtraction—all designed to improve throughput and consistency in high-volume environments.

Together, these innovations reflect Fujifilm’s continued investment in AI-driven efficiency, mobility, and clinical precision, responding directly to the evolving needs of radiology departments and surgical teams across healthcare.