Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing diagnosis aid for diagnosing spinal condition by providing feature(s) of a subject's spine. The method includes: a receiving step, receiving subject-associated imaging signals, the imaging signals representing at least a part of the subject's spine; a first processing step, computing a first set of spine data based on a first imaging signal; a first prediction step, computing a first output relating to a first anatomical structure of the subject's spine based on the first set of spine data; a second processing step, computing a second set of spine databased on a second imaging signal; and a second prediction step, computing a second output relating to a second anatomical structure of the subject's spine based on the second set of spine data and the first output, the second output including a second feature of the subject's spine representing at least one spinal condition.

Abstract: A radiological apparatus including: a gantry encapsulated within a cover, a patient platform, and two radiation sources with imaging directions orthogonal to each other, sliding vertically to perform vertical scanning of a patient standing on the platform. The gantry cover top view is L shaped, each radiation source being located outside the gantry cover, inside the angular sector of the L, and is encapsulated within a cover sliding vertically with the radiation source it encapsulates. The radiological apparatus also includes: a first security device stopping the vertical scanning, when it detects a patient body part going outside a first predetermined area, to avoid collision with the vertically sliding radiation sources covers, and a second security device stopping the vertical scanning, when it detects an object or a person external to the radiological apparatus within a second predetermined area, to avoid collision with the vertically sliding radiation sources covers.

Abstract: A radiological apparatus including: a gantry encapsulated within a cover, a patient platform, and two radiation sources with imaging directions orthogonal to each other, sliding vertically to perform vertical scanning of a patient standing on the platform. The gantry cover top view is L shaped, each radiation source being located outside the gantry cover, inside the angular sector of the L, and is encapsulated within a cover sliding vertically with the radiation source it encapsulates. The radiological apparatus also includes: a first security device stopping the vertical scanning, when it detects a patient body part going outside a first predetermined area, to avoid collision with the vertically sliding radiation sources covers, and a second security device stopping the vertical scanning, when it detects an object or a person external to the radiological apparatus within a second predetermined area, to avoid collision with the vertically sliding radiation sources covers.