- In November 2024, GE HealthCare announced advanced imaging innovations for its OEC 3D C-arm to help improve precision care in the practice of interventional pulmonology. This included the addition of "Lung Suite" to their OEC 3D m-CBCT offering and expanded third-party data interface options. This development underscores GE HealthCare's commitment to enhancing clinician workflow and visualization during complex endoscopic bronchoscopy procedures
- In March 2024, Siemens Healthineers received FDA clearance for CIARTIC Move, introducing the first self-driving mobile C-arm. This innovative technology aims to enhance intraoperative efficiency and can significantly reduce surgical time, for instance, by up to 50% in spine procedures. This development highlights Siemens' commitment to automating and accelerating imaging workflows in the operating room
- In February 2024, Royal Philips launched its high-power and fast motorized mobile C-arm, the Zenition 90 Motorized, at ECR 2024. Designed to meet complex vascular needs and a range of clinical procedures such as cardiac interventions and pain management, this intuitive C-arm allows surgeons to operate it from the table side with user-friendly controls and time-saving features. This innovation emphasizes Philips' dedication to enhancing clinical efficiency and delivering high-quality care
- In November 2023, Ziehm Imaging, a leader in mobile C-arms, announced an expansion of its product line for mobile all-in-one C-arms, specifically the Ziehm Solo FD. These systems are designed to be the most compact for even the smallest treatment scenarios, eliminating the need for a separate monitor cart. This highlights Ziehm Imaging's focus on developing highly mobile and space-efficient imaging solutions for diverse clinical environments
- In July 2022, FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation launched the FDR Cross in the U.S., an innovative hybrid C-arm and portable X-ray system. This dual-function system combines fluoroscopic and radiographic imaging on a single platform, aiming to streamline workflows and improve patient care in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. This launch showcases Fujifilm's efforts to enhance equipment efficiency by enabling multiple imaging functions with one device
