Mobile C-arm CT: A Game-Changer in Modern Surgery
In today’s medical field, precise imaging technology is crucial to the success of surgeries. With the advancement of technology, mobile C-arm CT has become a star device in the operating room. With its excellent imaging capabilities and flexibility, it provides doctors with unprecedented perspectives and information.
What is Mobile C-arm CT?
Mobile C-arm CT, also known as 3D C-arm or intraoperative mobile 3D C-arm, is an upgraded version of the traditional C-arm that combines both 2D and 3D CT imaging. Perlove Medical’s mobile C-arm CT adopts an iso-center design, much like a meticulous photographer, able to capture every detail of the patient’s surgical and treatment areas from multiple dimensions. Front, side, cross-sectional, and 3D stereoscopic images provide an all-encompassing, clear view of the surgical site, without blind spots. This comprehensive and detailed observation allows doctors to have an almost “X-ray vision,” enabling them to fully understand the patient’s condition before surgery.
High-Power Imaging: Clearly Displaying Every Detail
Perlove Medical’s mobile C-arm CT offers a power of up to 25 kW, resulting in high-quality images. Every image frame is sharp and detailed, as if the surgical site is magnified right in front of the doctor’s eyes, allowing them to easily identify even the smallest lesions. This level of clarity undoubtedly provides a solid foundation for surgical planning.
Integrated Design: Enhanced Surgical Precision
Perlove Medical’s mobile C-arm CT features an integrated design with the surgical robotic arm, further enhancing the precision of surgery. With a positioning accuracy of 0.7mm, the surgical instruments can be directed with millimeter-level precision to target the lesion without damaging surrounding tissue. This level of accuracy not only significantly reduces surgical trauma and shortens operation time but also, indirectly, reduces surgical risks.
Revolutionizing Spinal Surgery: Mobile C-arm CT and Orthopedic Navigation Robots
In the field of spinal surgery, the application of mobile C-arm CT and its orthopedic surgical navigation system is undoubtedly a revolutionary change. In the past, doctors had to rely on experience for surgeries, often lacking intraoperative 3D imaging. This increased the difficulty and risk of surgery and prolonged the patient’s recovery time. Today, with the help of mobile C-arm CT, doctors can obtain real-time 3D images during surgery, quickly and accurately plan the surgical path, ensuring that each step is precisely executed. After surgery, 3D stereoscopic images can immediately verify the surgical outcome, effectively preventing the need for revision surgeries.
