Interventional vascular procedures are the setting where the CompaX 500 Series Premium puts its main feature to work. DSA makes it easy to see blood vessels during these procedures, and the real-time, high-definition view lets the operator follow the vessels throughout the procedure. The high-resolution detector and sophisticated image processing work together to produce crisp, detailed images.
Orthopaedic surgery follows. The output, published as 15/25 kW, is described as suited to wide applications, orthopaedic work among them, and the large C-arm geometry gives the team surgical space. Instruments, staff and the arm share one working area, with the table clear of crowding. The new-generation design integrates the detector and image processing, so the image path from capture to display is one system.
Urology and pain management lists use the same system. A department that runs several of these specialities through one theatre can keep one set of controls. Colour coding on the handle and axis helps newcomers and cover staff quickly identify each control.
Cart choice follows the theatre. A dual-screen cart suits teams that want two views of the procedure, while a large-screen cart suits teams that want one large view the whole room can follow. In both cases, the real-time, high-definition image reaches the screen as the work proceeds, and the team can judge each step from a clear picture. Browiner describes the system as accurate anytime and anywhere, which sums up the aim: the same crisp, detailed view in every theatre where the system is used.