Technology | February 26, 2007

The ARCADIS Avantic mobile C-arm has 20 kW of power, up to 250 mA output and a 13 inch image intensifier. Its design features reduced weight and smaller footprint requirements. A compact, swivelling operating panel with ergonomically shaped handles as well as color-coded brake and control elements enable easy system movement and operation.

The Avantic offers a selection of application-specific programs with Virtual Patient Anatomy (VPA) for high image quality and many possibilities for documentation and archiving. The product is based on syngo, Siemens’ intuitively operated software platform for different modalities, which aids the staff in simplifying clinical workflows. Multi-modality viewing and image processing and a selection of up to 200 default examination parameters further help to simplify and streamline the OR workflow.


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