C-arm gives an uninterrupted view

Pictured, standing, are Philips UKI account manager Jamie Bryson, clinical radiologist Dr Marie-Aude Genain, head radiographer Anna Dussek, radiographer Becky Moran and Philips UKI interventional product specialist, mobile surgery Simon Bunce.  In front are radiographer Vicky O’Mahony and Cambridge Veterinary School dean Professor Mike Herrtage with Rafa the dog.

Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital in Cambridge has chosen a compact BV Pulsera mobile C-arm from Philips UKI to fit its surgical theatres.  Head radiographer Anna Dussek said: “One really important requirement was the physical size of the unit because our surgical theatres are relatively small compared to those in most hospitals for humans.  The Pulsera is manoeuvrable with a compact footprint and the additional monitor mounted on the C-arm enables both the radiographer and surgeon to have an uninterrupted view during screening.”

See the full report on the front page of the February 2017 issue of RAD Magazine.