Delivery and installation of a biplane angiography system incl. Luminaire, injector, ultrasound device and heavy duty blanket.
Delivery and installation of a biplane DSA system incl. Luminaire, injector, ultrasound device and heavy duty blanket The most modern angiography system currently available on the market is to be offered, which among other things leads to a significant dose reduction without impairing image quality.
Due to the diverse spectrum of planned interventions, both above-mentioned space and thus an unrestricted accessibility of the positions with at least one arc of the plant is absolutely necessary, in particular:
- in front of the head bilaterally and directly in front of it with arch over the trunk of the body (TIPSS, Port),
- with swung-out table on the outstretched arm on both sides with arch over the arm and thorax (transbrachial / radial access, port, hemodialysis shunt),
Thoracoabdominell on both sides in arches over the working area (ablation, drainage, sonography periinterventionell eg at TIPSS),
- inguinal region on both sides with arch over the pelvis (transfemoral approach),
- on both sides of the leg with arch at the level of the knee (transpopliteal access),
- on the feet bilaterally and directly in front of it with arch over the feet (transpedal access),
- at transfemoral access, positionability of both arches over the head / neck region (intracranial thrombectomy),
Positioning of both arches over the abdomen / pelvis (treatment of complex intraabdominal hemorrhages / aneurysms) with trans-femoral access
- In the above constellations, it is essential to ensure that in addition to sufficient sterile work space (1.5 m distance to non-sterile objects minimum) also an adequate positioning of the bow is guaranteed without a restriction of functionality.
This is of particular interest for rotational series, since the tube is guided on a circular path around the patient. Restrictions on mobility would otherwise be equivalent to losing this important function.
In cases of anesthesia, in addition to the positionability of the arches in the above-mentioned positions, sufficient space should still be provided for the anesthesia team; typically in front of head (Cave: if necessary. Rotation of the bows!). This area must not overlap with the working / sterile room of other persons working on the table.