Steps to Create a 3D Image

01 A right operation table

02 Patient positioning

03 Use exposure protection

04 Set up the C-arm

05 Positioning in the isocenter with laser

06 Parameter setting

07 Collision check

08 Start the scan with footswitch

lntraoperative 3D Confirms Your Results

• lntraoperative 3D imaging

Intraoperative 3D imaging and CT-like imaging provides precise information from every angle during the surgical procedures—-pinpoint anatomical structures, implants and screws more confidently.

• Large volume of 3D imaging

Delivers a 3D image covering a volume of a vertical cylinder  more information would be seen in one volume:
● Seven cervical vertebrae
● Seven thoracic vertebrae
● Five lumbar vertebra
● Bilateral iliosacral joints
● Femur head and unilateral pelvis

• More efficient workflow

Intuitive intraoperative 3D evaluation avoids unnecessary postoperative CT scans and corrective surgery, saving time and costs.

• Complete 3D scan

With iso-centric scan technology, orbital movement in a motorized 3D scan from any direction giving you complete, highly accurate 3D information in outstanding quality.

Maximizing surgical confidence with 3D imaging

wide medical monitor showing images with high brightness and high contrast.

integrated monitor presents real-time images for easy image reading, relieving the burden of memory.

Excellent 2D, 3D Image Quality