Orthoscan Versa brings extremity imaging closer to care in the NHS

The ongoing transformation of NHS MSK services is placing renewed emphasis on technologies that can improve throughput, reduce dependency on central imaging departments and support care closer to the patient. In this context, Xograph believes the Orthoscan Versa Mini C-arm is emerging as a timely and relevant addition to UK imaging.

Purpose-built for extremity imaging, Orthoscan Versa is engineered to support real-time fluoroscopy of hands, wrists, feet, ankles, knees and shoulders across outpatient, theatre and emergency settings. Its compact form factor and lightweight design allow deployment in environments where traditional imaging systems are impractical.

For trusts dealing with rising referral volumes and workforce pressures, Versa offers a pragmatic route to decentralising imaging, according to Xograph. “By enabling clinicians to image at the point of care – whether in fracture clinics, minor injury units or day-case theatres – the system has the potential to reduce follow-up appointments, shorten length of stay and relieve bottlenecks within radiology departments,” it says.

The system’s intuitive touch screen and integrated design support rapid adoption within busy clinical teams, while modern dose management features align with NHS priorities around radiation safety, including use in paediatric pathways. Its portability lends itself to fl exible service models, including multi-site trusts and expanding community-based care.

In the UK, Orthoscan Versa is distributed by Xograph Healthcare, bringing together an established imaging technology with a supplier experienced in NHS procurement, service and clinical support.

Picture: Orthoscan Versa is purpose-built for extremity imaging.

Read this report on page 22 of the May 2026 issue of RAD Magazine.