MOBILETT Elara Max

MOBILETT Elara Max is the mobile X-ray system in service at Biruni Hospital, and its job is defined by a single clinical rule: when a patient is too unstable to travel, the imaging travels instead. The system is wheeled to the bed in the intensive care unit, the operating room or the emergency department, takes the image at the point of care, and leaves the patient exactly where their treatment needs them to be.

Why a hospital needs X-ray on wheels

Transporting a ventilated or freshly operated patient to the radiology department is a real clinical risk, with lines, drains and monitors making every corridor a hazard. Bedside imaging removes that trip. A chest X-ray to check a breathing tube, a film to confirm the position of a central line, a post-operative image before a patient wakes fully: these are moments where minutes and movement both matter, and where a mobile system earns its place in the fleet.

The device's compact build and drive system let it work in the spaces hospitals actually have, tight corridors, crowded intensive care bays and operating floors, rather than the spaces brochures imagine.

Image quality and radiation dose

Mobile does not mean second-rate. The system pairs a modern digital detector with automatic exposure control, which measures the radiation the image actually requires and stops there. The result is a sharp, diagnostic image at the lowest workable dose, read by the same radiology team and stored in the same archive as every other image in the hospital, so your treating physicians see it within minutes.

Hygiene where it matters most

A machine that moves between the beds of the most vulnerable patients has to be cleanable to an exacting standard. The manufacturer designed this system for that reality, with antimicrobial coatings and smooth, easy-to-clean surfaces, and it is disinfected between uses as part of the hospital's infection control routine. In an intensive care unit, that design detail is not a luxury.

What this means for you or your relative

If your relative is being treated in intensive care at Biruni Hospital, daily or urgent X-rays happen at the bedside without a transport, which is one less risk in a difficult time. If you are the patient, recovering from surgery, the check image that clears your progress can be taken before you have left the recovery area. The technology page you are reading is short for a reason: this device's contribution is measured in trips not taken.