G-Arm®Imaging Technology

We call our unique set of features the G-Arm Advantage™.  These features provide users with significant benefits. Our game-changing combination of features is designed to greatly improve user confidence and patient outcomes. In fact, G-Arm can benefit patients, surgeons,  staff and the hospital. For example, using a bi-plane technique has been shown by some studies to reduce procedure time by up to 50%. Orthopedics, spinal surgery, neurosurgery, trauma, and pain management pocedures benefit from G-Arm imaging technology.

Key features of G-Arm Imaging Technology

Our product is the result of years of research and millions of dollars of investment. As a result, each of these advanced technological features contributes to the success of G-Arm.

• •  The unique  bi-plane design feature provide surgeons with unprecedented capability and control.
  • X-Beam® Live twin simultaneous views helps users optimize speed and accuracy.
  • iC-Clear™ Real time image processing provides surgeons with exceptional clarity and confidence
  • X-Pano™ panoramic views improve planning capabilities, delivering results in seconds.

Confidence in outcomes

The practical benefits that we produce are driven by our ethos of “Safer, Faster, Easier”. That is why G-Arm imaging technology provides hospitals and surgeons with many process improvements. We deliver better procedural outcomes and greater confidence. Our products are being successfully used by hospitals and surgeons worldwide because of this.

Key benefits of G-Arm Imaging Technology

Users and patients directly benefit from G-Arm imaging technology, making it both practical and significant. These benefits can be summarised as:

• • Reduced time: Surgeons waste less time and can focus on the procedure because faster placement due to the live twin plane views decreases time lost moving the arm and repositioning between AP and lateral views.
  • Greater accuracy: X-beam and biplanar technology enables better precision. Surgeons can be more confident because better placement makes revision less likely.
  • Lower dose: Patient and staff benefit from fewer corrective exposures and reduced procedure time because cumulative radiation can be reduced.
  • Less infection risk:  Infection risk is reduced by eliminating the need to disruptively alternate the detector plane and and also reducing the procedure time.
  • Learn more about the G-Arm advantage so that you can find ways to improve your own patient outcomes.