Function:
The Mobile C-Arm X-ray Machine stands as a crucial tool in modern medical imaging, providing real-time fluoroscopic and radiographic imaging during various medical procedures. Its primary function is to offer dynamic imaging guidance to physicians and healthcare providers, enabling them to visualize internal structures, monitor procedures, and make informed decisions in real time.
Features:
C-Arm Frame: The C-arm frame is the backbone of the system, providing support and flexibility for positioning the X-ray tube and image intensifier around the patient's body.
Integrated High Voltage Generator and X-ray Tube: The integrated high voltage generator powers the X-ray tube, producing X-ray radiation required for imaging. The X-ray tube emits controlled radiation beams focused on the area of interest.
Collimator: The collimator shapes and restricts the X-ray beam, ensuring precise targeting and limiting unnecessary radiation exposure.
Image Intensifier: The image intensifier amplifies the incoming X-ray signal and converts it into a visible image displayed on the monitor.
Digital Imaging System: The digital imaging system captures and processes the X-ray images in real time, allowing for quick visualization and evaluation of procedures.
LCD Monitor: The LCD monitor displays the fluoroscopic and radiographic images in high resolution, aiding clinicians in making accurate observations.
Monitor Trolley: The monitor trolley holds the LCD monitor, allowing for easy positioning and visualization during procedures.
X-ray Hand Switch and Foot Switch: The hand switch and foot switch provide remote control over X-ray exposure, allowing the operator to initiate imaging without needing to touch the machine directly.
Laser Sight (Optional): The optional laser sight assists in accurate patient positioning, ensuring that the X-ray beams are directed precisely to the desired area.
Advantages:
Mobility: The mobile design of the C-arm X-ray machine facilitates its movement between different procedure rooms and operating theaters, offering flexibility in imaging locations.
Real-Time Imaging: The real-time fluoroscopic and radiographic imaging capabilities allow physicians to visualize dynamic processes, such as surgeries and interventions, in real time.
Guided Procedures: The C-arm provides visual guidance for procedures, helping physicians accurately position tools, implants, and catheters in the patient's body.
Immediate Feedback: Real-time imaging provides immediate feedback, enabling adjustments during procedures to enhance patient outcomes.
Minimized Radiation Exposure: Precise collimation and control over X-ray exposure help minimize radiation exposure to both patients and healthcare professionals.
Advanced Imaging: The integration of digital imaging technology ensures high-quality images, enhancing diagnostic accuracy.
