G-Arm® bi-plane surgical imaging from Whale Imaging, designed and built near Boston. The arm stays where it is; both views stay on screen.
Also from Whale: Sigma P5 and Lambda P9 portable ultrasound.
Two X-ray chains on one gantry. X-Beam® refreshes the AP and the lateral view live and side by side, so nobody has to swing the arm between them.
With a conventional C-arm, every switch between AP and lateral means moving the arm and taking new shots. G-Arm is built to remove that step, in orthopedics, spine, neurosurgery, trauma and pain management.
Fewer corrective exposures may mean less cumulative radiation for the patient and for the staff in the room.
Live twin-plane views may speed placement and cut the time lost moving and repositioning the arm.
X-Beam® aims at better precision, and better placement can make a revision less likely.
The detector never has to change position, which may help reduce disruption to the sterile field.
“Seeing both image planes simultaneously and not having to change planes, as with a conventional C-arm, helps me focus on the procedure and the patient.”
Michael Compton, MDBest Healthcare of Arizona
G-Arm was named Best New Spine Technology in the 2014 Orthopedics This Week Spine Technology Awards, presented at NASS.
Bi-plane surgical imaging for the OR, and portable ultrasound that moves between rooms, wards and the OR.
The newest G-Arm, FDA 510(k) cleared. Motorized orbital and axial rotation that works with all surgical tables, two 19-inch HD monitors that swivel through 270 degrees, a touch-screen console with anatomic presets and dual laser positioning.
Bi-plane imaging on large tracking wheels for extra maneuverability, with dual laser aiming for an easier setup. Available with biplanar view, X-Beam® and iC-Clear®.
General-purpose portable ultrasound from the Boston R&D labs, FDA 510(k) cleared and CE marked. For point of care, MSK, pain management, orthopedic surgery, emergency medicine, anesthesia, rheumatology, vascular and cardiovascular work.
Cardiac echo and general imaging on one shared-service system, on a lightweight cart with adjustable height and a long battery life.
Whale Imaging Inc. develops, manufactures and markets X-ray and ultrasound imaging devices. R&D sits at the headquarters in Waltham, Massachusetts, and Whale's own manufacturing lets it bring new technology to hospitals worldwide at competitive prices.
The credo behind every system is the same: safer, faster, easier.
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