Pulmonology

Accurate lesion targeting and optimal diagnostic yield

During transbronchial biopsy procedures, tool in lesion confirmation proves navigation success and it may lead to increased diagnostic yield. In one study, tool in lesion confirmation was the strongest predictor of biopsy success.

Intraprocedural 3D imaging facilitates real-time updates of lesion location and tool position, as well as feedback on status of navigation. Cone-beam imaging lets you confidently pinpoint anatomical structures, implants, screws, and devices.

Potential applications for this technology include transbronchial biopsy, cryobiopsy, broncholith extraction, and airway stent placement.

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Accessible, high-quality intraprocedural imaging

The Cios Spin easily incorporates into existing workflows—use it alone or alongside navigation and robotic platforms. The compact, portable C-arm can be used in procedure rooms of virtually any size, independent of hybrid OR costs and scheduling.

• Exceptional image quality thanks to Retina 3D scan technology
• Industry-leading 30 second 3D scan with iso-centric design
• Extra power when you need it, with 25 kW output and energy storage unit
• Performs steep 2D angulations with large 37″ free space
• Simple touchscreen interface for motorization, positioning, and collimation recall

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A cost-effective, multi-purpose solution

Get straight to work with the Cios Spin’s mobile plug-and-play platform. The compact size and portability eliminate the time and costs associated with fixed room installations.

Expand your return on investment through increased downstream referrals and preventative cost-savings. Since the Cios Spin is a true multidisciplinary imaging solution, it’s ideal for use across service lines. Plus, mobile cone-beam CT technology may help reduce costly revision surgeries, expensive post-operative diagnostics, lengthy hospital stays, and liability risks.