Ziehm Vista C-arm

Condition EXCELENT!
Ziehm Vista Plus's renowned mobility and multifunctional network integration do not
merely result in a superior imaging performance but also in lower running costs of
the device

Ziehm Vista Plus C Arm – This is the most versatile mobile C-arm – the selection process
is made easy. Offering outstanding functionality in terms of image quality,
user interface and dose savings Ziehm Vista can be used for a wide range of
fluoroscopic imaging applications. With its proven mobility and
fully developed connectivity, working with Ziehm Vista results in increased efficiency and
lower total cost of ownership.

Image Quality is clearly the most important feature of any mobile C-arm.
The Ziehm Vista development team intensively reviewed the Vista’s entire video chain –
from the camera, through every element of the Ziehm Video Signal Processor –
to the standardly integrated 18” flat screen displays.The result is optimized image quality
for every type of procedure. Ziehm Vista’s Full Frame techno logy eliminates poor
image definition and generates excellent, interference-free images.

The Anatomical Programs found in every Ziehm Vista optimize image quality to
each body region using the lowest possible dose. Choose between the ‘Extremities’,
‘Spine’ and ‘Thorax’ Anatomical Programs to ensure superb image quality
in each type of procedure. In addition, unique ‘Metal’ and
‘Soft’ imaging programs further enhance image quality in
otherwise difficult imaging conditions.

Wherever you look on the Ziehm Vista, you will find features that can significantly reduce
the radiation dose delivered to the patient, the physician and personnel within the
operating theatre. Every Ziehm Vista includes specialized x-ray filters, which,
in conjunction with the non-interlaced CCD camera, decrease the patient dose
considerably with no loss in image contrast.

In addition, the following features ensure that Ziehm Vista is one of the most patient-
friendly mobile fluoroscopy systems available:

Full Frame Technology
Digital image rotation and reversal without radiation
Virtual collimation without radiation
Anatomical Programs
Pulsed fluoroscopy with last image hold
Patient dose recording
Half-dose mode
Laser cross-hair positioning and centering