C-Arm Machine | Image Intensifier C-Arm Machines

C-Arm Machine | Image Intensifier C-Arm Machines

The C-arm machine is an advanced medical imaging equipment based on X-ray technology.

They are mainly used for fluoroscopy, although they also have radiographic capabilities.

C-arm machines are widely used in orthopedics, urology, gastrointestinal surgery, other complex surgical procedures, pain management and emergency surgery, heart and angiography research, and treatment research including stent or needle placement. The fluoroscopy technology can provide high-resolution X-ray images in real time so that surgeons can perform more accurate operations and bring better results to patients. The Carm system is also movable, providing surgeons with great flexibility to take full-body images of the patient from different angles as needed.

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Working and Key Components of Mobile C-Arm Machine

An X-ray generator, image intensifier or flat-panel detector, and a workstation are all part of the mobile c-arm. The workstation has control and setting functions. The C-arm connecting the generator and the detector allows horizontal, vertical and rotation around the axis to produce X-ray images of the patient from multiple angles. The generator emits X-rays, penetrating the patient’s body between the two. The image intensifier, also known as a detector, turns X-rays into a visual picture on the C-arm monitor. The doctor can check the anatomical details in real time during the operation, such as bones, fractures in the bone under consideration, and the position of implants and instruments, without causing damage to other parts.

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