Orthoscan MDI Monitor Replacement | 24-Inch High-Resolution LCD | P/N 270-0051 | For Mobile DI C-Arm

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Product Details
Available for immediate acquisition is a genuine ORTHOSCAN Mobile DI (MDI) 24″ High-Resolution Monitor (P/N: 270-0051). This specialized widescreen display is the OEM standard for Orthoscan’s premier portable digital imaging platform. Engineered for the specific demands of orthopedic extremity clinics and sports medicine, this monitor delivers clinical-grade brightness and superior contrast ratios, ensuring that every fluoroscopic capture is rendered with diagnostic clarity.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | Orthoscan |
| Model Compatibility | Mobile DI (MDI) |
| Part Number (P/N) | 270-0051 |
| Screen Size | 24″ Diagonal Widescreen |
| Display Technology | Medical-Grade LED-Backlit LCD |
| Condition | Pre-owned / Fully Bench-Tested / Zero Pixel Defects |
| Application | Portable Extremity Imaging / Clinical Diagnostics |
- Widescreen Precision: Optimized for the Mobile DI’s specific aspect ratio and software interface, providing a seamless user experience and maximum image real estate for multi-view analysis.
- Superior Grayscale Rendering: Calibrated to reveal subtle bone fractures and soft tissue densities, maintaining the high diagnostic standards associated with Orthoscan technology.
- Pristine Display Matrix: Rigorously inspected to guarantee no dead pixels, pressure marks, or diagnostic-interfering scratches. The screen surface is in Excellent Cosmetic Condition.
- Rapid Refresh Rates: Engineered to eliminate ghosting and image lag, providing real-time visual feedback during dynamic clinical assessments.
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