ARCADIS OrbicEnhanced precision in the OR

• Optimally matched, fully digital 1K²-imaging chain from image acquisition to viewing and archiving
• Automatic dose, contrast and brightness control with EASY (Enhanced Acquisition System

• Large 19” high-brightness, high contrast TFT monitors
• Extraordinarily wide viewing angle of 170° and a highly ergonomic mounting on the trolley
• “Monitor out”* interface for viewing on additional monitors
   

Counterbalanced, isocentric design helps saving time and dose und supersedes readjustments by virtually unlimited projection possibilities with 190° orbital rotation

• The central beam always remains in the isocenter, which eliminates the need for repositioning and enables both time and dose savings
• The distance between the image intensifier or x-ray tube and the body region being imaged always remains the same, thus ensuring a constant image size with varying projections
• Large orbital rotation of up to 190° (+95°/-95°)
   

• Workflow-oriented Task Card concept
• Basic/Extended Menu for faster orientation and operation
• Large range of medical applications in the Examination Task Card
• Intuitive selection of programs by using VPA (Virtual Patient Anatomy). Simply click on the VPA body region to be examined to select the appropriate application program
• Up to 200 dedicated, application-specific programs are available
   

The multifunction footswitch* as an alternative to the standard footswitch allows to control all operating modes and single image storage out of the sterile field

• Fully functional multi-modality workstation. Multi-modality viewing allows you to access images from other modalities, such as CT and MR
• Support of virtually all DICOM* 3.0 functionalities, i.e., comprehensive connectivity with other modalities and clinical networks
• All patient data can be loaded to your worklist directly from your HIS/RIS
• Query the archive using the search function
   

• The X-ray tube delivers currents of up to 23 mA in demanding interventions. It furthermore allows for over 50 minutes of fluoro time in low dose
• Fluoro Loop* delivers an automatic replay of acquired scenes directly after radiation stops
• With LSH* (Last Scene Hold) the last up to 120 acquired images are kept in a temporary memory and can optionally be stored to the local database

• Ergonomic lightweight and compact trolley design for better maneuverability and less space requirement
• Cable free rear side and 180° rotatable monitors for considerable reduction of the distance to the OR table
• Vertically and horizontally adjustable monitors* for adaption to application specific needs
• Intelligent accessory and cable management such as integrated CD and pen box
• Easy accessibility of all network and video interfaces for direct connections without any cable chaos
• X-ray indicator on top of the monitors guarantees best visibility from all directions
• Centralized footbrake for simplified and fast positioning
• Foldable monitors* for protection during transport and storage of the trolley

• Overall storage capacity of 60,000 images
• Support of virtually all DICOM 3.0 functionalities (including DICOM Send/Receive, Storage Commitment, Print, Worklist, Query/Retrieve and MPPS)*
• Almost unlimited options for postprocessing, archiving and documentation (with CD, DVD in DICOM and with USB in DICOM and BMP format)

Integrated, digital 1 K²-navigation interface NaviLink 2D with automatic transfer of 2D images in 1024 x 1024 resolution for surgical navigation

An integrated laser light localizer*, radiation free collimation and multi-level dose control are only a few of many dose reduction features.

EMotion* - the integrated onboard sound system - supports a positive working atmosphere

The isocentricity makes all the difference

The isocentric design and 190° orbital movement of ARCADIS Orbic offers virtually unlimited projection flexibility. This eliminates the need for C-arm repositioning and enables both time and dose savings. It is well suited for intraoperative use in a multitude of clinical fields, e.g., in pain management, orthopedic, trauma and spine surgery.