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High Throughput automatic dry-chemistry Analyzer

Multi-purpose automatic dry-chemistry Analyzer

POC dry-chemistry for Ammonia/NH3 test

Clinical guide, About Dry chemistry

Reagent and Consumables for Dri-Chem

Instruction for use for reagent

Rapid test for Flu, RSV,& Adeno

Instruction for use

Instruction for use

High Throughput FIT System

Semi-automated FIT System

In the first stage of breast cancer, there is only a very small lesion.Fujifilm has developed a digital mammography system that can catch micro-calcifications, evidence that is difficult to detect through visual examination and palpation, to support the early detection of breast cancer.

Fujifilm's digital x-ray imaging technology identifies abnormal changes in women's breasts.

Fujifilm has established technology to analyze CT and MRI images in 3D. This makes it possible to distinguish arteries and veins inside organs and visualize tumors and excision regions with high-precision 3D images.

Japan Tissue Engineering of the Fujifilm group has commercialized regenerative medicine that comprises the transplantation of a patient’s cultured cells to restore damaged knee cartilage.

Fujifilm has driven the evolution of transnasal endoscope technology. Visibility has improved dramatically with a newly engineered lens and the Super CCD Honeycom that has significantly enhanced resolution. Optical and digital imaging technology. Fujifilm’s technology contributes to early detection of stomach cancer.

Fujifilm has brought image analysis technology to the front lines of healthcare practice as well. One example is its application to chest X-ray diagnosis. The technology enables doctors to make earlier and more accurate diagnoses of early-stage cancerous lesions.

Fujifilm is committed to building a healthcare network. By connecting doctor's offices, general hospitals, and specialized hospitals, patients can receive advanced medical care more readily. Medical services would improve in both quality and efficiency. Fujifilm is looking toward the future of medicine.