GE | SKU: GE OEC6800

GE OEC 6800 Mini C-Arm

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The GE OEC 6800 Mini C-Arm is a highly-mobile, ultra-compact, mini C-Arm adapted to be used in diagnostic and surgical applications. Equipped with 1k x 1k image processing chain and an onboard CCD camera, this versatile, durable, and reliable digital imaging system can take high-quality film radiographs in addition to fluoroscopic imaging which makes it ideal for use in pain management centers.

The 6800 Mini C-Arm is the first mini C-Arm to be equipped with a touchscreen device. This feature allows the device to be easily used by providing access to multiple functions which can be engaged by just reaching out into the screen. Adding the small footprint of the mini C-Arm with the touchscreen design, the system offers an ergonomically-designed scanning and imaging device that is highly mobile.

The Mini C-Arm outputs crisp, clear, and high-resolution images by utilizing a real-time motion artifact and noise reduction system and automatic, a manual digital brightness and contrast control, and a 6-inch image intensifier. The scanned images are displayed on dual 16-inch high-resolution monitors or saved in a 3.5 floppy or CD drive. The resulting images can also be printed via a thermal printer. The device also has a last image hold function which can reduce the patient's or the medical personnel's exposure to radiation.