ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA SURGICAL IMAGING O-arm Surgical Imaging System

SURGICAL IMAGING FOR ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA PROCEDURES

The O-arm™ system is a 2D and 3D intraoperative imaging system designed to optimize image quality, surgical workflow, and dose.

• Surgical Workflow
• StealthStation Integration
• Dose Considerations
• Image Gallery

SURGICAL WORKFLOW

NAVIGATE WITH EASE

Real-time visualization of the drill guide and intended trajectories aids in optimized implant positioning.

The O-arm system also enables automatic patient registration to the StealthStation™ Navigation System.

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Advanced 2D and 3D image quality and a large field of view enable visualization of the width of the pelvis.

O-arm Max Intensity Projection (MIP) of pelvis

CONFIRM WITH CONFIDENCE

Visualize screw placement while the patient is on the OR table, potentially reducing revisions due to misplaced hardware.

O-arm confirmation showing screw placement

IMAGE EFFICIENTLY

Robotic motion controls, laser alignment, and field of view preview make it easier to maneuver the gantry for AP, Inlet, Outlet and Judet fluoro shots and 3D scans intraoperatively.

Save up to four imaging positions in memory 2D mode, which can be recalled at the touch of a button, providing faster and more reliable 2D imaging.

DESIGNED FOR SURGERY

Breakable gantry enables the O-arm system to be utilized by multiple OR rooms. Flexibility to complement your OR and surgical workflow demands, while maintaining your surgical preferences.

MULTIPLE CANNULAE OPTIONS

A navigated drill guide allows trajectory planning for accurate placement of implants. Multiple cannulae accommodate various guidewire diameters.

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STEALTHSTATION NAVIGATION INTEGRATION

Along with StealthStation navigation, the O-arm system provides the powerful combination of 3D surgical imaging and real-time navigation for your orthopaedic trauma procedures.

KEY FEATURES

• Provides current patient data in the OR
• Enables advanced surgical approaches like MIS
• Provides additional information in challenging procedures, like heavier patients or patients with unusual anatomy
• Automatic registration keeps the process simple and interaction free

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DOSE CONSIDERATIONS

The O-arm system offers multiple protocols and manual adjustment to ensure you are getting the right image at the right dose.

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IMAGE GALLERY