Here we are, days away from entering into the year 2015 and sometimes we take all the technology that is accessible to us for granted. 150 years ago there were no C-Arms, no X-Ray systems, no computers and no printers. Charles Babbage, motivated by frustrations he felt from the tedious and often times inaccurate task
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Alex Silbergleit
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Topics: Buying Imaging Equipment, C-Arm, Imaging Equipment Solutions
C-Arm Refurbishment: A Step-By-Step Outline
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Mon, Dec 1, 2014 @ 16:12 PM
Topics: C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Refurbished medical imaging equipment
“What is the difference between OEC 9800 C-Arm and OEC 9800 Plus?”
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Tue, Nov 18, 2014 @ 16:11 PM
Here at Atlantis Worldwide, we sell a lot of OEC C-Arms. That being the case, we get asked all sorts of questions about them: Why is it called a C-Arm? Do I need Vascular Capabilities? Will this C-Arm fit in a 10’ x 12’ Room? When it comes to OEC 9800s, the question we hear the most often is, “What is the difference between an OEC 9800 and an OEC 9800 Plus?”
Read MoreTopics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Medical Imaging Comparisons, C-Arm
Hands, Shoulders, Knees and Toes: A Love Affair with the Mini C-Arm
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Tue, Nov 11, 2014 @ 12:11 PM
Admit it. You heard that old song in your head when you read the headline, right? And if you’re a podiatrist or other physician who specializes in treating hands, shoulders, knees++ and toes, you’re sure to fall in love with a Mini C-Arm—and the revenue it can generate in your clinic or facility.
Read MoreTopics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Medical Imaging Comparisons, C-Arm
National Radiologic Technology Week is Worth Celebrating
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Wed, Oct 29, 2014 @ 16:10 PM
Each year, 95 million medical imaging scans are performed. 95 million! That’s something to celebrate, and during the week of November 2-8, the medical community will do just that. It’s National Radiologic Technology Week, an annual event sponsored by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) to celebrate the important role medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals plan in patient care and health care safety. The theme of this year’s weeklong event is Many Views with One Vision.
Read MoreTopics: Medical Imaging News, More Than Just Imaging Solutions
Topics: Medical Imaging Equipment Costs, C-Arm, Imaging Equipment Solutions
CAD + Mammography: The Perfect Combination
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Tue, Oct 7, 2014 @ 15:10 PM
As we head into breast cancer awareness month and all things pink, it’s a good time to learn more about the equipment that is used to identify breast cancer. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to detect breast cancer during a mammography procedure. Sometimes the cancer is hard to see because it blends into breast tissue. The good news is, over the past 15 years there have been great advancements in digital mammography technology—especially in the ways that cancerous cells are located during a procedure. Computer-aided detection, or CAD, has almost become a standard addition to most mammography systems.
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C-Arm Prices 2014: Philips C-Arms & Siemens C Arms
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Wed, Sep 24, 2014 @ 10:09 AM
NEW 2021 C-Arm Price Infographic online now! Click here to see 2021 Updated prices.
Searching online for C-Arm prices? You found them! Search no more: we have listed prices for the most popular Philips C-Arms and most popular Siemens C-Arms in our info-graphic. We also have an info-graphic for OEC C-Arms – which you can click here to view!
As a leader in refurbished and used C-Arms we want to help you with your questions and identify the best solutions at the appropriate price.
Read MoreTopics: Medical Imaging Equipment Costs, C-Arm, Used Medical Imaging Equipment
Everything You Want to Know About Bone Densitometers
Posted by Alex Silbergleit on Thu, Sep 18, 2014 @ 11:09 AM
Have you had a bone scan done to measure bone density and fracture risk? If so, then you probably know what a bone densitometer is. It’s a specific kind of x-ray system that uses two x-ray beams to measure the calcium content of bone to reflect bone density and bone fracture risk. Each x-ray beam has a different energy level that’s aimed at the patient’s bones. The soft tissue absorption is subtracted, and then the Body Mineral Density (BMD) can be determined from the absorption of each beam by bone. Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry is the most popular bone density measurement technology used.
Read MoreTopics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, Bone Densitometer
A R/F Room stands for radiography/fluoroscopy. It is the grandfather of human imaging studies. The changes to this modality over time have been minimal and brings value to imaging departments and centers.
Read MoreTopics: Buying Imaging Equipment, Used Medical Imaging Equipment, X-Ray, Medical Imaging Equipment