Abstract: An X-ray imaging apparatus is provided with an X-ray source, a detector, a C-shaped arm, a hose for accommodating wiring, the hose including a base side portion and an opposite side portion, a base including a C-shaped arm support portion and a hose attachment portion to which the base side portion is rotatably attached, a biasing member for biasing the base side portion of the hose to rotate about the hose attachment portion in the first rotation direction outwardly away from the C-shaped arm, and an image processing unit.

Abstract: Provided is a radiographic imaging apparatus capable of easily and properly performing a selection operation or a playback operation of the moving image and a frame feeding operation of the moving image. An operation unit is provided with a tiltable lever and a rotation input portion provided at an upper end of the lever. The image processing unit performs a selection operation or a playback operation of the moving image to be displayed on the display unit according to a tilting operation of the lever, and performs a frame feeding operation of the moving image to be displayed on the display unit according to a rotating operation of the rotation input portion.

Abstract: Provided is an X-ray fluoroscopic imaging apparatus capable of more assuredly preventing operation control not intended by an operator. A console includes a first operation lever and a second operation lever. The first operation lever includes a main body tiltable in an x-direction or a y-direction and a rotation portion rotatable about a long axis of the first operation lever. The operation of rotating C-arm about the x-axis or the y-axis is controlled by the tilting operation of the main body, and the operation of controlling the approaching movement or the separating movement of the X-ray detector is controlled depending on a rotation direction and a rotation amount of the rotation portion. The second operation lever controls the operation of translating the C-arm in the x-direction or the y-direction.

Abstract: Provided is a radiographic imaging apparatus capable of easily and properly performing a selection operation or a playback operation of the moving image and a frame feeding operation of the moving image. An operation unit is provided with a tiltable lever and a rotation input portion provided at an upper end of the lever. The image processing unit performs a selection operation or a playback operation of the moving image to be displayed on the display unit according to a tilting operation of the lever, and performs a frame feeding operation of the moving image to be displayed on the display unit according to a rotating operation of the rotation input portion.

Abstract: Provided is an X-ray fluoroscopic imaging apparatus capable of more assuredly preventing operation control not intended by an operator. A console includes a first operation lever and a second operation lever. The first operation lever includes a main body tiltable in an x-direction or a y-direction and a rotation portion rotatable about a long axis of the first operation lever. The operation of rotating C-arm about the x-axis or the y-axis is controlled by the tilting operation of the main body, and the operation of controlling the approaching movement or the separating movement of the X-ray detector is controlled depending on a rotation direction and a rotation amount of the rotation portion. The second operation lever controls the operation of translating the C-arm in the x-direction or the y-direction.

Abstract: When a multi-system setting command switch, targeted rotating position information switches, and a command executing switch are pressed down, a CPU reads out a path of frontal and lateral systems from a current position to a setting position from a setting position information memory, and reads out rotation direction and angle from a targeted position information memory. The CPU moves the frontal and lateral systems horizontally along the read-out path until the commanded setting position information conforms to detected actual position information. When the setting position information conforms to the actual position information, the frontal and lateral systems are rotated successively until the commanded rotation direction and angle conform to the detected actual position information. Thereby a fluoroscopic X-ray system can be moved smoothly from a standby position via the setting position to a targeted rotating position.