Ziehm Vision RFD SmartVascular
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The document introduces the Ziehm Imaging Vision RFD Mobile C-arm, which features several innovations including a 30cm x 30cm flat panel detector for distortion-free images, active liquid cooling to prevent overheating, and SmartVascularTM and SmartArchiveTM technologies. SmartVascularTM allows for surgeon-controlled single-frame and multi-frame RSA and MSA with improved clarity. It also enables toggling between DSA, MSA, and RSA. SmartArchiveTM provides fast access to patient images and cine/DSA playback directly from the mobile c-arm touchscreen.
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