Imaging that guides decisions
High-resolution flat-detector imaging and integrated guidance tools support visualization throughout interventional procedures.
FEATURED CATH LAB SYSTEM
Image-guided therapy that brings advanced visualization, intuitive control, and your clinical team together.
Explore one of the featured models in our cath lab portfolio.
CONFIDENCE IN EVERY MOVEMENT
From routine cases to more demanding interventions, a coordinated imaging environment helps your team keep its attention where it belongs: on the patient.
High-resolution flat-detector imaging and integrated guidance tools support visualization throughout interventional procedures.
Table-side access to applications and touch controls helps reduce trips to the control room and unnecessary interruptions.
Parallel work across the examination and control rooms allows team members to review, prepare, and report without interrupting image acquisition.
INTUITIVE TABLE-SIDE CONTROL
Select, zoom, and pan using a tablet-like touchscreen. Access imaging applications beside the patient and arrange the information your procedure needs.
Fewer reasons to move between rooms can help the team preserve focus and reduce workflow interruptions during a procedure.
VISUALIZATION WITH PURPOSE
Detector configurations and integrated applications help tailor the featured platform to the procedures your department performs.
CARDIAC CONFIGURATION
The compact flat detector supports a broad range of projection angles. Its field of view helps display the coronary tree with less need for table panning.
CARDIOVASCULAR CONFIGURATION
The larger flat detector offers broader anatomical coverage, with image processing designed to support visibility of small-vessel detail.
These are detector options described for the featured platform, not a promise that both are included in one system. Our team will confirm the detector and software package for your quotation.
APPLICATIONS THAT EXTEND YOUR VIEW
Discuss the image-guidance options your team needs, from coronary interventions to advanced cardiac and vascular work.
IMAGE QUALITY. DOSE AWARENESS.
Application-specific image processing and beam filtration support a balance between useful image quality and radiation exposure.
Preview table movements and field-of-view changes on the last held image before the next acquisition, without additional fluoroscopy for that preview.
Available personal dose-monitoring tools provide immediate feedback to help staff adjust working habits.
Optional dose-management tools can support monitoring of patient and occupational exposure and inform quality-improvement work.
Radiation dose depends on the patient, procedure, technique, and system settings. Dose tools support clinical judgment and established radiation-protection practices. Monitoring products and software may require additional equipment, licenses, and integration.
ONE PROCEDURE. A COORDINATED TEAM.
While imaging continues in the examination room, a technologist can review earlier images, prepare another examination, or complete a report in the control room.
Flexible workstations bring applications into a compact workspace. Arrange and resize displays around your team’s preferred workflow.
Acquire images and access applications beside the patient.
Work on supporting tasks without interrupting acquisition.
Procedure presets can be configured for the case, physician, or department. Supported scheduling integration can select presets using procedure codes.
Make hospital checklists and protocols available on the system to support preparation and consistent practice.
A standardized interface and accessible digital user guides support staff learning and day-to-day operation.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Explore the featured system and clinical workflow. Select any photograph to enlarge it.
Photographs are from the supplied product brochure and illustrate the featured system and clinical workflow; they are not Biomedpro installation photographs. Equipment branding has been concealed where present. Displayed configurations are illustrative.
AN INVESTMENT BEYOND THE PROCEDURE ROOM
Your cath lab should match your clinical priorities, staff workflow, and long-term operating requirements.
Discuss your procedure mix, detector needs, guidance software, display arrangement, and room requirements.
Include clinical application training and technical familiarization in your implementation discussions.
Review maintenance, remote diagnostics, available updates, and upgrade options as part of the proposed service agreement.
LET’S BUILD YOUR CATH LAB PLAN
This is one of our featured cath lab models. Tell us about your hospital, intended procedures, and project requirements so we can discuss this system or other suitable options in our portfolio.