Bi-plane imaging device
OwnerBernard W. Siczek, Roman W. Siczekinventors
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Abstract
This invention relates to a bi-plane X-ray imaging medical system having two radiation axis with a common isocenter for simultaneous viewing of a targeted object in two planes for three dimensional orientation, these two radiation axes can be rotated about the isocenter, thus rotating these two planes individually or simultaneously and varying the angle between them for most advantageous imaging. And further, varying the angle allows for larger opening for access to the patient during a surgery or for loading/unloading the patient.
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A bi-plane x-ray imaging system for viewing a targeted object within a body simultaneously in two planes for three dimensional orientation comprising two C-arms, each of the two arms carrying an x-ray tube and an X-ray image receptor defining an radiation axis, wherein these radiation axes have a common isocenter, and wherein these two planes can be rotated individually about the isocenter for varying an angle between said two imaging planes and wherein said C-arms can be rotated simultaneously about said isocenter, and further, wherein said C-arms are coupled in sliding telescopic engagement, said two arms supported on a carriage.
A bi-plane x-ray imaging system for viewing a targeted object within a body simultaneously in two planes for three dimensional orientation comprising two C-arms, each of the two arms carrying an x-ray tube and an X-ray image receptor defining an radiation axis, wherein these radiation axes have a common isocenter, and wherein these two planes can be rotated individually about the isocenter for varying an angle between said two imaging planes and wherein said C-arms can be rotated simultaneously about said isocenter, and further, wherein said C-arms are coupled in sliding parallel engagement on a carriage.
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