May 21, 2008 - OrthoScan featured its portable OrthoScan mini C-arm — designed for orthopedic surgeons — at ASCs 2008 last week.

The portable C-arm weights only 185 pounds, and is designed with single keystroke operation, including an “instant” on and off feature, reportedly eliminating boot-up time, lengthy shut-down procedures and hard drive crashes.

The high definition device also yields less radiation and is totally quiet because it contains no noisy fans, said the company.

For more information: www.orthoscan.com


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