C-arm systems are used for real-time X-ray imaging during procedures like surgeries, diagnostics, and interventional treatments. They are especially common in orthopedics, pain management, and vascular imaging.

A C-arm provides high-quality fluoroscopic imaging in real-time, enabling surgeons and clinicians to work with precision and enhance patient outcomes.

Yes, C-arms are versatile and can be used for a wide range of procedures, including orthopedic surgeries, catheter placements, pain management injections, and vascular interventions.

Key features typically include real-time imaging, adjustable positioning for easy use in surgery, high-resolution monitors, and advanced imaging software for accurate diagnostics.

C-arms are designed with user-friendly interfaces and adjustable components, making them easy to operate for trained medical staff.

C-arm systems are designed to minimize radiation exposure with advanced shielding and safety protocols, ensuring safety for both patients and operators.

Yes, most C-arm systems can integrate with operating room setups, including tables, monitors, and other imaging devices, for seamless workflows.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, checking the imaging system, software updates, and calibration to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Yes, mobile C-arm systems are widely available and offer flexibility for use in various medical settings, including operating rooms and emergency departments.

C-arm systems typically require a standard electrical outlet, but specific power requirements may vary depending on the model and manufacturer.