h extends imaging
capabilities through virtually unrestricted C-arm positioning. The ability
to deliver two non- concentric rotations supports advanced cross-sectional
imaging, which is not achievable with traditional C-arm systems. The Artis
zeego makes it possible for the position of the isocenter to be adjusted
according to the procedural needs or the height of the physician, which is
particularly beneficial to a physician during lengthy procedures, while
wearing a heavy lead-shielded apron. Furthermore, the Artis zeego can be
parked compactly to give the clinical team easier access to the patient,
making it ideal for hybrid rooms.
Additionally, Frost & Sullivan recently selected the Artis zeego as
winner of the 2008 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award at their
Excellence in Medical Technologies Awards banquet.
Faster, More Effective Procedures
The entire Artis zee family of systems features an enhanced imaging
chain -- spanning acquisition to processing and documentation -- that
delivers sharply detailed images required for interventional procedures,
enhances clarity in 2D imaging, and enables an array of 3D imaging
applications to help enhance clinical decision-making.
"The interventional cardiologist now faces greater demands than ever as
the number of minimally invasive procedures grows and the need to visualize
fine vessels and small devices is increasingly critical," said Claus Grill,
Vice President, Angiography, Cardiac, and X-ray Systems, Siemens Medical
Solutions USA, Inc. "Siemens developed the Artis zee portfolio of products
to provide clinicians with excellent image quality, enabling them to
diagnose and treat with greater speed, efficiency and precision, all the
while improving patient outcomes and workflow."
From 2D to 4D: Imaging a moving structure, such as the heart, has
always been a challenge. Now, with the Artis zee, outstanding image quality
is provided from 2D fluoroscopy and 3D imaging and even a 4
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