Veterinary C-Arm Solutions
VetClarity C-Arms are the imaging tools vets need for both pre-operative planning and real-time imaging of fracture reductions. Offering radiography and fluoroscopy from a single unit, intra-operative imaging with flat-panel C-arms helps surgeons accurately assess complex fractures.
Real-time visualization is also becoming the standard of care for procedures like joint replacements, where continuous, live X-ray images during the surgery give the surgeon a 3D view of the joint and prosthetic components. Fluoroscopy isn’t just indispensable in orthopedics – once it’s in the practice, a VetClarity C-Arm enhances general surgery, urology, cardiology, and more.
Clearly Dedicated to Veterinary
VetClarity’s experienced team is proud to offer a selection of C-arm digital imaging systems for high performance in busy veterinary practices.
We have designed the VetClarity line around minimizing dose exposure for veterinary professionals while maximizing image clarity for accurate, efficient patient treatment through pre-operative, intra-operative, post-operative imaging. High-quality, low-dose images ensure surgeons can navigate complex cases with precision.
C-Arms from VetClarify offer pulse fluoroscopy to reduce radiation exposure during longer procedures, ensuring patient safety while maintaining image quality. We carefully select the machines we offer the veterinary community to incorporate dose-reduction technologies to minimize radiation exposure for both patients and staff.
Our C-Arm Solutions
Mobile and full size options available
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Why VetClarity Imaging?
We're continually innovating to help you achieve the best possible outcomes. Our imaging solutions are designed to support a wide range of applications, including:
- Diagnosis: Accurate and timely diagnosis of conditions.
- Surgical Planning: Detailed visualization for precise surgical procedures.
- Intraoperative Visualization: Real-time guidance during surgery.
- Minimally Invasive Approaches: Supporting less invasive procedures for improved patient recovery.
- Patient Aftercare: Monitoring patient progress and detecting potential complications.
