What is OEC C-arm?
What is OEC C-arm?
Overview. The OEC Elite surgical imaging C-arm, a premium C-arm designed to enhance surgical efficiency while delivering the renowned image quality OEC C-arms are known for. The OEC Elite provides an enhanced mobile C-arm experience enabling you to: Manage dose with automatic imaging profiles and dose control modes.
What is a OEC 9800 Plus?
The GE OEC 9800 Plus is the gold standard in mobile fluoroscopy applications and innovative X-ray imaging technology. This Mobile C-Arm is the benchmark for fluoroscopy applications and X-ray technology with its touch-screen operations, crisp and clear images, low X-ray dosage, and a 15 kW generator.
How much does an OEC C-arm weigh?
720 lbs.
C-Arm Dimensions: Height: 68″/86″ (1734 / 2191 mm) Width: 33″ (838 mm) Length: 78″ (1994 mm) Weight: 720 lbs.
How much does AC arm weigh?
Weight: 430 lbs.
What is surgical imaging?
Imaging i.n.surgery. is used for diagnosis, planning, intraoperative navigation and post-operative evaluation, DIgItal medical imaging modalities mclude computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI), MR therapy (MRT), fluoroscopy and ultrasound.
What is AC arm used for?
C-Arm is a mobile imaging unit used primarily for fluoroscopic imaging during surgical and orthopedic procedures. It also consists of a computer workstation used to view, manipulate, store and transfer the images. Current equipment at Moab Regional Hospital: GE/OEC 9900 digital C-Arm.
How long do C arms last?
These products are rugged and tough, but they need TLC, too. I’d say on average they last 5 to 7 years, but I’ve seen perfectly operational C-arms in the field that are 15 years old or more. You want to keep the devices well-maintained, with preventive maintenance performed at least once a year.
What does the C in C arm stand for?
A mobile C-arm is a medical imaging device that is based on X-ray technology and can be used flexibly in various ORs within a clinic. The name is derived from the C-shaped arm used to connect the X-ray source and X-ray detector to one another.
What is a C-arm in surgery?
What is the difference between C-arm and O-arm?
O-arm navigation system use is shorter in radiation time and larger in radiation exposure than C-arm fluoroscopy navigation system. However, the amount of the radiation exposure per unit time in O-arm navigation system is larger than in C-arm fluoroscopy navigation system.
What is the C-arm system?
A C-arm is an imaging scanner intensifier. The name derives from the C-shaped arm used to connect the x-ray source and x-ray detector to one another. C-arms have radiographic capabilities, though they are used primarily for fluoroscopic intraoperative imaging during surgical, orthopedic and emergency care procedures.
What is the GE OEC 9800 mobile C-arm?
The GE OEC 9800 Mobile C-Arm is used in more surgical facilities and operating rooms around the globe than any other mobile C-arm. The OEC 9800 provides optimal viewing and positioning as a result of its SmartView off-axis pivot joint.
Why choose the OEC 9800?
The OEC 9800 provides optimal viewing and positioning as a result of its SmartView off-axis pivot joint. The most-used C-arm interface in the world offers convenience to clinical needs with a variety of imaging modes that allow one to complete diagnostic or interventional applications confidently.
Does the GE OEC 9800 support USB/DVD storage?
The GE OEC 9800 unfortunately does not support USB/DVD storage. Both the GE OEC 9800 and OEC 9900 come with DICOM, which can be connected to a PACS system. The image storage capacity on the GE OEC 9800 GSP package and the GE OEC 9800 ESP package is 63 and 1,000 respectively.
What is the high level overview of the 9800 system?
The High Level Overview of the 9800 system provides: A high-level operation and function of all components and circuit boards for the 9800 C-Arm and Workstation. Theory is taught using Functional Diagrams with each diagram representing a step-by-step sequence illustrating system operation.
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