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Interventional Imaging with Combined Fluroscopy/Radiography Technology Developed for Fast, Flexible Pediatric Imaging

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 24 Aug 2010
One of the leading pediatric teaching centers in the United Kingdom has installed an interventional imaging system and combined fluoroscopy and radiography unit to strengthen its imaging services for young patients. More...


The Artis zee Multipurpose interventional system, developed by Siemens Healthcare (Erlangen, Germany), will be used for angiograms, venous and barium studies at Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS [National Health Service] Foundation Trust. It is a flexible system featuring ergonomically designed controls to enable users to operate it smoothly and easily, which streamlines workflow and keeps primary focus on the patient.

The second installation, a Luminos dRF, is a two-in-one solution for fluoroscopy and radiography and it was selected by the hospital for its versatility. It is also being used as a screening facility, performing barium studies when the Artis zee MP is in use. With a minimum table height of 48 cm, excellent image quality, and low dose it is highly suited for pediatric imaging. "The Artis zee MP and Luminos dRF installations mark the continuation of a good relationship with Siemens,” said Steve Burris, advanced pediatric radiographer at Birmingham Children's Hospital. "We now have an advanced interventional service and can offer procedures previously unavailable to patients. It is also great to be working with faster exposures and excellent quality images.”

"We are delighted that the new systems are being used successfully at Birmingham Children's Hospital,” said Mark Hall, regional sales manager at Siemens Healthcare. "The versatility of the systems will ensure consistency of service to deliver the best possible experience for the young patients and their carers.”

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