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Cardiac Cath Lab display monitors such as the Modalixx offer a multi-modality approach which sanctions the exhibition of a wider range of imagery and promotes efficient work flow. The constant advances in medical imaging technology called for upgraded systems from old CRT monitors, these auto-sync devices are produced to combat this issue. Compatible with a multitude of well-known manufacturers such as GE, Siemens, Toshiba, Shimadzu, Philips and other modalities, Ampronix is constantly working to offer imaging solutions for all display and peripheral needs in the medical field.

The Canon Infinix comes in 7 different configurations, from the budget friendly floor mounted Infinix Core+ all the way up to the Infinix-i 4D CT, which includes a CT scanner. For Cath labs the Infinix-i Core + and the Infinix-i Sky + are both great options, the Core being the floor mounted and the Sky being the ceiling mounted. They are available with the following detector choices:8 x 8 inch (11” across)

Whether you’re constructing a new lab or updating an older lab, these 4 manufacturers all have options that work well. Which you choose will likely depend on what system your medical team is most comfortable with, what price you can negotiate and what features are necessary for your lab. When looking to upgrade an old room it’s worth doing a cost benefit analysis to ensure that upgrading is the most economical solution. Often times we hear hospitals are looking to upgrade because, after a new lab is constructed, the older labs see less use as the doctors prefer the larger display on the new system. In those cases we recommend extending the useful life of the lab via a large video retrofit upgrade, where the multiple monitors are replaced with a large display and the control room monitors are consolidated with a KVM. Doing this retrofit provides much of the benefits of a new system without the price tag of a new x-ray system. For more information about how to advance your interventional lab contact us.

If you’re involved with managing a Cath Lab have you had your physicians ask to upgrade to a newer digital interventional x-ray system or add high-definition digital large flat screen monitor displays?  When planning a remodeling project or lab expansion it is important to have the latest in imaging technology.  In order to keep cardiologists happy, or recruit new physicians, hospitals need to be competitive in the local market and provide the newest and highest-quality digital imaging.

But the process to upgrade an x-ray system or add a new lab suite can take time.  Starting with budgeting, waiting for funding, approvals, PO’s, and construction schedules it can take anywhere from a few months to a few years to complete.

We’re aware of these challenges and for over 30 years Modular Devices Inc. has offered solutions to lab upgrade and expansions with our interim Mobile Cath Lab and Modular Cath Labs.  Our interim Cath and Vascular Lab systems can be quickly and easily brought in and parked at a hospital to provide support on either a short (month-to-month) or long-term basis.  Our labs are equipped with the latest digital flat panel detector cardiac/interventional imaging systems, offering an effective way to provide your physicians with newer x-ray imaging technology in the interim while plans are being made to upgrade the in-house lab to new equipment.

In order to properly maintain our fleet of 26 interim labs we’re continually updating the x-ray systems and making other improvements to keep them up to date with the latest technology.

Always listening to our customer’s feedback and reviews we’re very excited to announce the most recent update to our interim lab fleet – large flat screen monitor displays.  These high-definition large flat screen monitors measure between 50″-58″ and replace the typical display setup mobile Cath Labs which includes a ceiling-mounted boom with 3 LCD displays (live, reference and hemodynamic monitoring).

In the past we could add additional monitors to the boom for clients who utilize an IVUS system or for 3D EP imaging, for example,  but with the large flat screen monitor displays the inputs can be be displayed and rearranged on different sections of the large flat screen display.

This new product roll-out is the perfect solution for long or indefinite term Modular Cath Lab projects where physicians require a large screen monitor in an interim Cath Lab now while they wait for the new lab construction project to be completed down the road.

If you’re interested in learning more about our Mobile and Modular Cath, Vascular Lab solutions can help with a lab renovation or expansion – give us a call at 800-456-3369 or click here to Contact Us.

A catheterization laboratory, commonly referred to as cath lab, is a vital piece of diagnostic equipment for hospitals and healthcare facilities. A cath lab is an exam room equipped with diagnostic imaging technology to provide physicians with visual access to chambers and arteries of the heart. In these spaces, a team of physicians perform life-saving procedures, including coronary angiography, catheterization, balloon angioplasty, percutaneous coronary intervention, congenital heart defect closure, stenotic heart valves and pacemaker implantations. A typical cath lab consists of a C-arm, image intensifier, X-ray tubes, and several displays.

Cath lab operations depend completely upon medical displays, which allow physicians to visualize a patient internally and perform the necessary procedure. The digital age has ushered in improved imaging technologies, which emit less radiation and also provide greater visual clarity to physicians. The adoption of CRT monitors in the cath lab brought about significant changes in their operations. CRT displays were followed by the advent of LCD screens. Most hospitals and healthcare facilities upgraded to LCD screens as they are slimmer, portable and offer higher resolution images. Currently, cath labs are witnessing yet another transition in medical monitors, as professionals are upgrading from LED displays to ultra-high definition 4K technology. Instead of using four to six displays, hospitals and healthcare facilities are upgrading to one large UHD 4K display. However, healthcare providers need to consider several variables before deciding upon the kind of upgrades they can make. Additionally, the switch from the LED model to the 4K display system introduces issues related to maintenance and safety.

Ampronix (Irvine, CA, USA), an authorized master distributor of the medical industry"s top brands and a manufacturer of innovative technology, has been repairing and selling 4K monitors of different sizes for cath labs and hybrid ORs to hospitals for years. Ampronix undertakes sale, service and repair of cath lab monitors manufactured by several well-known companies such as Philips, GE, Siemens, Shimadzu, Toshiba, Hitachi, Eizo, Barco, Chilin and Optik View. Ampronix offers tailored, one-stop solutions at a faster and more cost effective rate than other manufacturers. The company has most models in stock that are available at half the OEM price.

The company’s services also include preventive maintenance, replacement of LCD, backlights, reflectors and power supplies. Any display failure amounts to an entire cath lab rendered obsolete until a replacement or repair solution is provided. However, the turnaround time for either of those protocols can be several weeks. Given the importance of the cath lab for healthcare providers, Ampronix ensures that they have zero downtime in the event of their monitors requiring service or replacement. The company has a readily available response team of ESD- and ASQ-certified technicians to assist and answer questions for urgent repairs. Nation-wide requests received by 2pm PST receive same-day or next-day delivery. Ampronix also has capable and competent customer service representatives for addressing all medical technology questions and concerns. With its extensive product knowledge, outstanding service, and state-of-the-art repair facility, Ampronix continues to meet the needs of the medical community and move forward with its goal to facilitate optimized patient care and improved physician workflow.

For diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease, you demand crystal clear images of the moving heart and of challenging cardiac anatomies in any angulation. To spice up the challenge, dose has to be kept to a minimum even during complex procedures. Our Artis zee systems deliver images in excellent quality and at low dose, displayed the way you like them best with CLEARchoice. A wide variety of software tools supports the toughest percutaneous coronary interventions. Find out how these and other smart solutions from Siemens can support you in your routine and advanced procedures for coronary artery diseases.

ACOM.PC software turns every standard PC into a professional cardiac review workstation. Image processing and diagnostic tools are tailored to the needs of cardiologists, internal medicine specialists, and cardiac surgeons. Connecting to the Artis system, PACS or standard network storage, ACOM.PC can be completely integrated into your department’s IT landscape and also be used as nearline storage offering high-speed access to image data. ACOM.PC can be assigned to a separate display in the examination room for the parallel processing-like review of previous studies during ongoing examinations.

Treatment options for structural heart disease (SHD) are flourishing at a fast pace with the development of new devices, hardware, and software. These technological innovations can replace surgical procedures with percutaneous interventions, often allowing treatment of previously untreatable patients. This leads to new challenges for physicians and their team – as well as for imaging in terms of workflow or multi-modality integration. Siemens’ syngoDynaCT Cardiac has revolutionized cardiac imaging, bringing intra-procedural 3D visualizations of the cardiac chambers and vessels of the beating heart into the cath lab. Based on this technology, we also offer software tools that allow fusion of other 3D imaging modalities like CT or MR for transfer of pre-procedural images used for intervention planning into your ongoing procedure. In addition, you can overlay points of interest or whole 3D structures and acquire peri-procedural 3D images for improved guidance during demanding SHD or vascular procedures. Dedicated workflow support tools facilitate procedures like transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). Find out how our solutions can support you in the dynamic and fast changing environment of SHD treatment.

Create CT-like images of the heart in your cath lab using rotational angiography – with syngo DynaCT Cardiac. The high-quality 3D images support you in analyzing the cardiac anatomy to plan and guide complex SHD procedures. Fuse 3D volumes acquired with other modalities or mark regions of interest in pre- and intra-procedural 3D images, which can be overlaid onto live 2D images. Here as well, linking the C-arm to a 3D image helps you define the optimal projection angle – without additional contrast media or fluoroscopy.

syngoiGuide Toolbox allows you to overlay points of interest from 3D volumes onto 2D live images right on the Artis display. Using the linked cursor feature, you can quickly and easily import the points of interest into the 2D live images ‒ exactly matching the findings in the cross-sectional images of a syngoDynaCT Cardiac acquisition, for example. It takes just a single click to create anatomical outlines of segmented 3D volumes, which can be especially helpful for mitral valve repair or for vascular procedures like aortic aneurysm stenting. The information that is overlaid using syngoiGuide Toolbox is automatically updated should you change the C-arm angulation, the zoom factor or move the table.

Covering everything from imaging and recording to 3D guidance and co-registration with the latest mapping and navigation systems. Smart solutions designed to set new standards of care, safety, and efficiency for your EP lab.

With the help of rotational angiography, syngo DynaCT Cardiac creates CT-like 3D images of the beating heart directly in your cath lab. There is no need for pre-procedure CT, and you get high-quality 3D volumes during the case. ECG-gated acquisition enables visualization of the coronary sinus and the ventricles for procedure planning. Special low-dose algorithms can be used to fuse 3D angio images with CT and MR.

With its convenient one-click segmentation, syngo InSpace EP allows you to quickly and effectively segment the cardiac chambers, thus reducing time-consuming manual interactions. Excellent AFib ablation planning by visualizing the individual LA morphology, improved orientation and catheter guidance during mapping and ablation and esophagus visualization for reduced risk in AFib procedures are three benefits. It allows you to view inner surfaces of segmented chamber with a clipping function and an easy point tagging function to plan the ablation path and for documentation purposes.

Enhance catheter guidance during ablation with syngo iPilot. Application provides an overlay of 3D segmentation results (from syngo DynaCT, CT or MR) onto live fluoroscopy. It allows overlaying pre- and intra-procedurally acquired 3D volumes onto live fluoroscopy or acquisition.

The dual-volume visualization for enhanced decision-making during intervention enables the differentiation between two high-contrast 3D objects that have virtually the same contrast density or allows the display of syngoDynaCT and 3D Angio in one view.

Enables previous CT, MR or PET CT images to be fused with high-contrast angio 3D or syngoDynaCT datasets. syngoInSpace 3D/3D Fusion not only displays relevant diagnostic data from other modalities in the angio suite but serves as foundation for exact overlay of 3D volumes and planning data onto live fluoroscopy during treatment (using syngoiPilot®).

Effective device guidance during interventional procedures, providing a simultaneous display of the live fluoro, roadmap or acquisition image and a matching 3D volume or planning data to facilitate guidance during complex interventions. The system updates dynamically to movements of the C-arm, table, zoom, and source-to-image distance.

A 3D functional imaging application that provides physiological information directly in the interventional lab. The software indicates the distribution and amount of blood in lesions and surrounding tissue by means of color-coded cross-sectional blood volume maps.

EVAR-3D Guidance overlays 3D information on top of live fluoroscopy and stands for optimized C-arm angulations, precise 3D overlay, and guidewire and catheter navigation.

After connecting the IntelliVue X3 to its docking station at the tableside of the Azurion system, clinical staff can monitor all of the patient’s vital signs including pulse oximetry end-tidal CO2, perform hemodynamic analyses and 12-lead ECG acquisitions, and relay results and waveforms from the lab’s control room to the Azurion tableside display. From the tableside the interventionalists can assess the data using the Azurion tableside Touch Screen Module, allowing them to remain focused on their patients. The system brings the latest physiological techniques to the interventional lab, including iFR (instant wave-Free Ratio) measurements, a hyperemia-free technique unique to Philips that provides valuable functional information regarding the severity of lesions in the coronary arteries.

Philips Interventional Hemodynamic System with Patient Monitor IntelliVue X3 integrates with Azurion, the company’s next-generation image-guided therapy system that allows clinicians to easily and confidently perform procedures with a unique user experience, helping to optimize lab performance and provide superior care. At ACC.21 Philips will showcase its solutions for the diagnosis and treatment of Structural Heart Disease, which aim to remove the barriers associated with complex procedures by helping to deliver clinical confidence where it is needed most – at the point of treatment. Philips’ cardiac care solutions help strengthen clinical confidence, build efficiency throughout the care pathway, and enhance care experiences. For more information visit www.philips.com/acc.

[1] Philips Interventional Hemodynamic System with Patient Monitor IntelliVue X3 is available in the majority of markets worldwide. Philips’ continuous patient monitoring solution is available for sale in markets across Europe, Middle East and APAC, with further expansion planned later this year. It is not available for sale in the U.S.

After connecting the IntelliVue X3 to its docking station at the tableside of the Azurion system, clinical staff can monitor all of the patient’s vital signs including pulse oximetry end-tidal CO2, perform hemodynamic analyses and 12-lead ECG acquisitions, and relay results and waveforms from the lab’s control room to the Azurion tableside display. From the tableside the interventionalists can assess the data using the Azurion tableside Touch Screen Module, allowing them to remain focused on their patients. The system brings the latest physiological techniques to the interventional lab, including iFR (instant wave-Free Ratio) measurements, a hyperemia-free technique unique to Philips that provides valuable functional information regarding the severity of lesions in the coronary arteries.

Philips Interventional Hemodynamic System with Patient Monitor IntelliVue X3 integrates with Azurion, the company’s next-generation image-guided therapy system that allows clinicians to easily and confidently perform procedures with a unique user experience, helping to optimize lab performance and provide superior care. At ACC.21 Philips will showcase its solutions for the diagnosis and treatment of Structural Heart Disease, which aim to remove the barriers associated with complex procedures by helping to deliver clinical confidence where it is needed most – at the point of treatment. Philips’ cardiac care solutions help strengthen clinical confidence, build efficiency throughout the care pathway, and enhance care experiences. For more information visit www.philips.com/acc.

[1] Philips Interventional Hemodynamic System with Patient Monitor IntelliVue X3 is available in the majority of markets worldwide. Philips’ continuous patient monitoring solution is available for sale in markets across Europe, Middle East and APAC, with further expansion planned later this year. It is not available for sale in the U.S.

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The OPTIS™ Imaging System with a compatible Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter is intended for the imaging of coronary arteries and is indicated in patients who are candidates for transluminal interventional procedures. The compatible Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheters are intended for use in vessels 2.0 to 3.5 mm in diameter. The compatible Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheters are not intended for use in the left main coronary artery or in a target vessel which has undergone a previous bypass procedure.

The OPTIS™ Imaging System is intended for use in the catheterization and related cardiovascular specialty laboratories and will further compute and display various physiological parameters based on the output from one or more electrodes, transducers, or measuring devices. The physician may use the acquired physiological parameters, along with knowledge of patient history, medical expertise and clinical judgment to determine if therapeutic intervention is indicated.

Contraindications: The OPTIS™ Integrated System and Mobile System with Software are contraindicated where introduction of any catheter would constitute a threat to patient safety. Contraindications include:

Observe all advancement and movement of the Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter under fluoroscopy. Always advance and withdraw the catheter slowly. Failure to observe device movement fluoroscopically may result in vessel injury or device damage.

If resistance is encountered during advancement or withdrawal of the Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter, stop manipulation and evaluate under fluoroscopy. If the cause of resistance cannot be determined or mitigated, carefully remove the catheter and guidewire together.

The Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter should never be forced into lumens that are narrower than the catheter body or forced through a tight or heavily calcified lesion.

When advancing or retracting a catheter with a monorail tip through a stented vessel, the catheter may engage the stent between the junction of the Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter and guidewire, resulting in entrapment of catheter/guidewire, catheter tip separation, and/or stent dislocation.

The Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter is sterilized by ethylene oxide and is intended for one time use only. Non-pyrogenic. Do not use if the package is opened or damaged.

After use, the Dragonfly™ Imaging Catheter may be a potential biohazard. Handle and dispose of in accordance with accepted medical practice and applicable laws and regulations.