Sensible Solutions for Refurbished Radiology

Texas has plenty of country music, cowboy boots and Tex-Mex – and the perfect location for last week’s ASCA Conference! The Gaylord Texan was a great place to stay. While the convention center is conveniently located right there at the hotel, the complex has a lot of different pathways and buildings and gathering areas and was easy to get lost in. The good news is, we were able to work off a few of those extra convention calories by walking around, looking for meeting and hotel rooms! We enjoyed seeing old friends and making new connections at the show.  The show was a great success!

Here at Atlantis Worldwide, we sell a lot of C-Arms. We sell so many that the sales cycle is second nature to us. We know what we need to do to make sure your C-Arm is ready for clinical use. Our customers, however, don't buy C-Arms nearly as often as we sell them. So it is completely understandable if you don't know exactly what you need to do in order to prepare your facility for your new C-Arm. 

Earlier this year I wrote a post discussing flat screen monitors for C-Arms, but would like to add some valuable information. 

We all know the expression "a picture is worth a thousand words." We decided to apply that expression towards a topic we know a lot about; refurbishing C-Arms. As much as we talk about refurbishing C-Arms and how important it is to make sure the refurbishment is done the right way, seeing is believing. Having said that, we have taken pictures of the entire process for you to see: 

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2016 Info-graphic.  As a leader in refurbished and used C-Arms we want to help you with C-Arm questions and identify the best

Your patients need accurate and specific needle placement for an interventional pain procedure—and the best way to do so is with fluoroscopy. However, that means you, your patient and other personnel will be exposed to radiation. So how do you reduce the risks?

If you’re like most people, you probably made a few resolutions as you celebrated the beginning of a new year. Some are harder than others to keep, like paying off your credit cards, losing weight or getting that dream job. But here’s one that is actually fairly simple, and can make your job a whole lot easier: make improvements to the C-Arm you’re already using in your clinic, hospital, healthcare facility or practice.

Another RSNA has come and gone and most exhibitors and attendees are back at work, returning to their daily lives.  Though the show has concluded, the lasting affects will be felt as we head into 2016. It would take forever to discuss all the happenings of the RSNA so I will limit it to the field that I specialize in: C-ARMS! 

It's the 21st Century. I've said it once and I'll say it again. Technology is constantly improving. Gone are the days of Eight Tracks and Video Tapes. We live in a digital world. A great example of this is our computer monitors. Computer Monitors used to be a big box CRT that would sit on top of the desk and take up a lot of space. Fast-forward to present day where the monitor is digital and so small that it has become handheld. 

Have you ever gone to McDonald's? Of course, that’s a silly question, since 68 million people go to a McDonald’s every day. I’m sure you have been one of those 68 million people at one point in your life. So, when you walk up to the counter, what do you ask for? Small, medium, large or super-sized fries? That usually depends on how hungry you are. And just because the fries are super-sized doesn't make them better fries, right? It just means that you get more of them.