Artis zeego Essentials

Identify the key components of the Artis zeego and the advantages they have over generic systems Be familiar with the different positioning options of the Artis zeego Identify the different table options that can be used with the Artis zeego and how they interact with the system Demonstrate an overall understanding of the different variations of syngo DynaCT acquisition software available for use with Artis zeego Identify peripheral controls and demonstraten an overall knowledge of their functions Artis zeego Essentials   Defined by the geometry of the C-arm   ROI is positioned within the isocenter   Repeated searches of the region are to be avoided Select the image to run the animation   Height and angle for isocenter is limited by pivot point of the C-arm   No adaption to user height   No adaption of table tilt   Repeated table height adjustments have to be made requiring more time and dose to the patient to the patient   Addition contrast media may have to be applied Select the image to run the animation.   Isocenter can be positioned virtually anywhere in C-arm’s reach.   ROI is tracked irrespective of table height, tilt or rotation   Trendelenburg positions are supported Select the image to run the animation. Adjustable to good ergonomic working positions for the user   Reduces fatigue during long procedures   Maximizes patient care   Table position and angle can be set in any position   C-arm has long extension providing free access to table and patient   Clinical decisions, documentation and quality checks can be executed faster   Minimal impact to procedure and room setup   Shorter transition times from surgery to imaging Select the image to run the animation. Head-side position Left-side position Right-side position Right Left Floor Ceiling Typical Siemens Tables Free floating tabletop Full body coverage without moving the patient Surgery Tables Segmented tabletop for multi disciplinary use of the OR to support sophisticated positioning for neuro, ortho and thoracic surgery Shuttle is included     Generic C-arm Artis zeego C-arm Select the images to run the animations   syngo DynaCT Large Volume syngo DynaCT 360 syngo Dyna3D HighSpeed Large volume images acquired in 2 off-center rotational runs and combined to one. To perform the scan: Prepare the patient, stand and table   Select 3D DR – large volume acquisition program   Position the region of interest in the isocenter   Move c-arm to start position, deflect the joystick   Perform a 3D DR large volume test.  Run 1 and 2 to make sure that no collision will occur   Perform brief fluoro for automatic setting of acquisition parameters syngo DynaCT Courtesy:  Prof. Ulf Teichgräber, M.D., University Hospital Jena, Germany Large Volume Landscape Mode Large Volume Portrait Mode Courtesy:  Prof. Ulf Teichgräber, M.D., University Hospital Jena, Germany Visualize the entire abdomen   Display large organs or lumbar spine   Perform a 6 second scan – minimizing breath hold time   Aquire images in one 360 degree off-center rotational run   Automatically stitch together the images of each projection Syngo DynaCT 360 scan: Use normal 3D DR rotational acquisition procedure   Position the patient accordingly   Select exam set on the touchscreen console   Center the target volume in isocenter - The user will be prompted on the monitor to follow the setup with the prompts shown below.   3D ISO / Frontally-activated stand movement  -  depress and deflect the joystick and hold until the c-arm is in position  -  center the region of interest   3D ISO / laterally activated stand movement  - depress and deflect the joystick and hold until the c-arm is in position -  center the region of interest   3D Start position – activated stand movement - depress and deflect the joystick and hold until the c-arm is in position -  center the region of interest   3D Test phase – auto activated stand movement - depress and deflect the joystick and hold until the c-arm is in position  -  center the region of interest   Test phase – start fluoro to complete -  press fluoro pedal for approximately 2 seconds Courtesy: Prof. Vogl, University of Frankfurt, Germany 3 second scan Shorter breath-holds for patient Little contrast   Reduction of movement artifacts   Sharper 3D results Courtesy: Prof. Thomas J. Vogl, M.D., University Hospital of Frankfurt / Main, Germany Courtesy: Prof. Thomas J. Vogl, M.D., University Hospital of Frankfurt / Main, Germany Courtesy: Prof. Thomas J. Vogl, M.D., University Hospital of Frankfurt / Main, Germany   Ensures best coverage   Automatic alignment of tube and detector towards table   Imaging in all C-arm positions   Change treatment position without losing the focus Select the image to run the animation.   Eliminates cable-related hygiene issues and allows for, easier cleaning of footswitch and floor   Sterile cover available   Up to 60 hours working time before recharging   High positioning flexibility throughout the room   Freely configurable pedals Can be arranged around the table and on trolley   Image review can be done in the sterile field using touch screen console   Splash-proof - sterile covers available   Dead-man functionality   Movement can be controlled with remote control. Select highlighted areas for detail Table Control Module (TCM) Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FilePerform table tiltPerform table liftSelect lateral table tilt  - LED lights while function activeSelect orientationSet isocenter - LED lights while function activeUnlock brakes for table rotation - LED lights while function activeLock lateral tabletop movement - LED lights while function active. Select highlighted areas for detail Stand/C-arm Control Module (SCM) Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileSelect system position - LED is lit while function activeSelect programmed position - LED is lit while function activeStore position - LED is lit while function active.Set zero stop - LED is lit while function activeSelect orientationSelect direct positions I, II, III - LED is lit while function activeDead man switch Select highllighted areas for detail Remote Control Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileTable heightTabletop longitudinal movementTable tilt TrendelenburgTalbe tilt lateralWithout functionTable tilt zero positionLEDs for displaying the zero position Identify the key components of the Artis zeego and the advantages they have over generic systems Be familiar with the different positioning options of the Artis zeego Identify the different table options that can be used with the Artis zeego and how they interact with the system Demonstrate an overall understanding of the different variations of syngo DynaCT acquisition software available for use with Artis zeego Identify peripheral controls and demonstraten an overall knowledge of their functions