GEMSS - Model XPLUS 35 - Mobile C-Arm Fluoroscopy System

With its High resolution 1K camera and optimized imaging software provide an excellent imaging environment.

1. High Resolution Camera
With its high-resolution 1K camera, this system provides users with optimal image diagnostic environments by supporting detailed and clear images.

2. Optimized X-ray Configuration
XPLUS 35 packed with a powerful 3.2kW monoblock generator and advanced functionality such as real-time noise reduction algorithm, motion detection, pulse mode, etc. provides you with precise and clear image output at a lower dose.

Its (ergonomic) design focused on users` convenience maximize the efficiency of surgery environments.

1. Enhanced Usability and Mobility

135 degrees (-45°, +90°) of orbital movement ideally supports the easy handling and simplify the positioning of patients.

Larger opening of C-arc (790mm Free Space) and wider SID (1,010mm) enables more convenient and comfortable operation in various clinical environments such as orthopedics, pain management, general surgery, clinical workshops and other applications.

Its user-centered functions and interface reflecting users` needs provide users with convenient diagnostic environments.

1. Compact and Intuitive Design
XPLUS 35`s compact and sleek design makes the installation easier and operation more maneuverable even in some limited space.
Its intuitive color-coded brakes and handles also help the users operate the system more comfortably and save the time to get used to it.

2. OP Panel
Its OP Panel has an intuitive user interface with functionality and convenience.

3. Monitor Cart
XPLUS 35`s slim monitor cart is equipped with medical dual monitors and high storage capacity (1TB HDD and 250GB SSD).

4. Third Monitor
It can support additional 3rd monitor through a HDMI cable to let the live images shared with other Medical Teams in real time over an internal network.

5. DICOM 3.0
XPLUS 35 supports the full connectivity with DICOM 3.0 standard and the users are free to transfer the captured images with patient data in worklist to / from PACS and other hospital information systems.