Veterinary C-Arm Imaging System
The C-Arm is an advanced fluoroscopy-based imaging device that allows real-time visualization of an animal’s internal structures during surgical or diagnostic procedures.
The name C-Arm comes from the distinctive C-shaped arm of the device, which connects its two main components — the X-ray source and the image detector.
Applications of the C-Arm in Veterinary Medicine
- Orthopedic Surgery (Bones and Joints):
- Detection of fractures
- Accurate control during bone alignment or placement of pins and plates
- Post-operative verification of implant positioning
- Spinal and Pelvic Surgery:
- Assistance in vertebral fixation
- Monitoring the trajectory of surgical tools within the spinal column
- General and Soft Tissue Surgery:
- Determining the precise location of organs or foreign bodies before incision
- Monitoring the passage of tubes, catheters, or laparoscopic instruments during surgery
- Live Diagnostic Radiology:
- Observation of organ function (digestive or urinary system) during contrast studies
- Detection of masses, obstructions, or abnormal structures
- Advantages of Using a C-Arm in Veterinary Practice
- Real-Time Imaging: Enables instant visualization of anatomical changes during surgery.
- High Precision: Ideal for delicate surgeries such as orthopedics or neurosurgery.
- Reduced Repeated Exposures: Continuous imaging eliminates the




