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Full size and mini C-Arms: What are the differences and what are they used for? Full-size C-Arms Full-size C-arms are more powerful and have more room to accommodate different parts of the body. There are many brands and types to choose from, for example, the … Read more
Learn how to identify the 5 most common C-arm problems and what to do about them The good news is that most of the problems can be fixed by following a few simple steps listed below. Otherwise, the hospital biomed team or qualified service engineer … Read more
Philips BV Endura vs GE OEC 9800 C-Arms This article will cover the differences between the two most popular units in the world today, GE OEC 9800 vs. Philips Pulsera. Both C-Arms can produce quality images with virtually the same tech specs and features. The … Read more
On older C-Arms, the image intensifier or the x-ray tube may need to be replaced or recalibrated Do you have poor image quality on your C-Arm? On older C-Arms, the image intensifier or the x-ray tube may need to be replaced or recalibrated. But before … Read more
Purchasing a C-Arm machine for your medical facility? You have the option between a mini C-Arm and a full-sized C-Arm If you are considering purchasing a C-Arm machine for your medical facility, you will notice that you have the option between a mini C-Arm and … Read more
A C-Arm system is an overhead x-ray that provides real-time detailed viewing of anatomic structures using fluoroscopic dyes A C-arm system is an overhead x-ray image intensifier that provides real-time detailed viewing of anatomic structures using fluoroscopic dyes. The system is a non-invasive device that … Read more
Mobile C-arm machines are used for a range of diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive surgical procedures Mobile C-arm machines are used for a range of diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive surgical procedures. They’re fluoroscopy devices and could be colloquially referred to as “image intensifiers.” What’s … Read more
Having exposed or torn C-Arm cables can put a damper on the workflow of your facility Having exposed or torn C-Arm cables can put a damper on the workflow of your facility. Exposed wires are just asking for performance issues and safety liabilities. But new … Read more
A few things to consider when purchasing veterinary medical imaging equipment Whether you’re treating humans or animals in your facility, your medical practices require medical imaging equipment. However, the imaging equipment that is required for veterinary practices can differ from medical practices. Being able to … Read more
The fluoroscopic c-arm process may be a bit scary for patients, but there are ways to lower the risk of both patient and staff When a patient arrives to have imaging done at your facility, they almost always have concerns about radiation – does this … Read more
An obvious factor to consider, 12” image intensifiers are more bulky than 9” units, and this will come into play within your imaging room On the surface there doesn’t appear to be that much of a difference between 9″ and 12″ c-arm image intensifiers, but … Read more
Any system that produces radiation will need lead lining consideration from you and your team Considering lead lining for your imaging modalities is always a crucial part of the purchasing process. Any system that produces radiation – rad or R/F rooms, c-arms, x-rays, CT systems – … Read more
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