C-Arm X-Ray Machines & Equipment
USC offers mobile C-Arm equipment that feature excellent imaging quality, user friendly operation and low dose radiation.
USC offers mobile C-Arm equipment that feature excellent imaging quality, user friendly operation and low dose radiation.
USC Ultrasound is the industry leader in C-Arm Equipment. Our range includes fixed C-Arm systems, mobile C-Arms, and mini C-Arms suitable for all applications. We supply C-Arms from leading manufacturers that feature better image quality, flat-panel detectors (FPDs), and the latest diagnostic imaging technology.
A C-Arm X-ray machine is a type of medical imaging device used to take images of the inside of the body. It has a small, movable C-shaped arm fitted with an X-ray source and detector. The arm moves around the body, directing the X-rays at different angles.
A C-Arm is often used in the operating room for surgical procedures, allowing the surgeon to see real-time imaging of the target area. C-Arms are also used for angiography and fluoroscopy.
Mobile C-Arm machines or mini C-Arms offer operational flexibility and are often used in clinics dealing with multiple imaging procedures.
Do you offer the following services in your practice?
If you provide any of these services, your practice could benefit from mobile C-Arm machines.
For more information – including pricing – contact the industry leaders in C-Arms at Ultrasound Solutions Corp.
Are you considering a C-Arm machine for your practice?
Whether you choose from fixed C-Arm systems, mobile C-Arms, or mini C-arms depends on the needs of your practice and patients and your budget.
Mobile C-Arms start at a few thousand dollars, but top-of-the-line equipment can run to over a million dollars. The good news is that we have a wide range of equipment suitable for all needs and can help you get the best imaging solution for your practice.
Need more information? Talk to us at Ultrasound Solutions Corp.
The C-Arm consists of an X-Ray tube, X-Ray detector, and an X-Ray image intensifier or flat-panel detector. The machine converts X-Rays into real-time images, enabling surgeons to make decisions accordingly. Additionally, it is non-invasive and safe during and after screening procedures.
There are two types of C-Arms: the full-size C-Arms comprising the Oscar 15 and Oscar Classic, and the mini C-Arm, the Orthoscan Mobile DI. USC Ultrasound offers these user-friendly C-Arms at affordable prices.
The C-Arm X-ray machine is vital for conducting some types of surgery and orthopedic procedures. It can be a valuable addition to your practice, whether you are already providing these services to patients or not.
However, the cost is always a factor – and these machines are an investment. Initial costs vary depending on several factors, including:
A new system can cost over $80,000, while used machines typically cost closer to $10,000 and up. You can find a machine for around $25,000 that will last for years and meet most patient needs.
For pricing information and how to choose the best unit for your needs, call us at Ultrasound Solutions Corp.
OSCAR 15
OSCAR Classic
Fujifilm Persona C
Fujifilm Persona CS
Orthoscan Mobile DI
