Precision imaging for confident interventional procedures.
The ALLURA CENTRON Interventional X-ray System is a high-performance fixed imaging system designed for advanced interventional cardiology and radiology procedures, delivering real-time imaging with excellent clarity and dose efficiency.
The ALLURA CENTRON is an advanced interventional X-ray system developed to support complex, image-guided procedures in cath labs and interventional suites. It provides real-time fluoroscopy and high-resolution imaging, enabling physicians to perform precise diagnostic and therapeutic interventions with confidence.
Built for demanding clinical environments, the system features a fixed C-arm design that offers stable positioning, smooth movement, and wide patient access. Its imaging technology is optimized to deliver sharp images while managing radiation dose effectively for both patients and clinical staff. ALLURA CENTRON integrates seamlessly into hospital workflows, supporting high procedure volumes and a broad range of interventional applications.
Key Features
The ALLURA CENTRON Interventional X-ray System is widely used for:
It supports both routine and complex minimally invasive procedures.
1. What type of system is ALLURA CENTRON?
It is a fixed interventional X-ray system used in cath labs and interventional radiology suites.
2. Is ALLURA CENTRON suitable for cardiology procedures?
Yes. It is widely used for interventional cardiology and cardiac catheterization.
3. Does the system support real-time fluoroscopy?
Yes. It provides continuous real-time fluoroscopic imaging.
4. How does it manage radiation dose?
The system uses optimized dose management technologies to reduce exposure.
5. Is it suitable for high-volume hospitals?
Yes. It is designed to handle frequent and complex procedures.
6. Can it be used for vascular interventions?
Yes. Vascular and angiographic procedures are common applications.
7. Is the system fixed or mobile?
ALLURA CENTRON is a fixed interventional X-ray system.
8. Does it support modern cath lab workflows?
Yes. It integrates well with modern hospital and cath lab environments.
