meets latest
flat-panel
technology
Versatile viewing options and new dimensions in user friendliness offer maximum flexibility in the OR to support your clinical workflow.
With the latest improvements in dose regulations, the Ziehm Solo FD ensures best image quality at a minimized dose.
Image quality and efficiency are the most important but also challenging factors in daily clinical routine.
In comparison with conventional C-arms, the latest flat-panel technology, in either a 21 cm x 21 cm or a 31 cm x 31 cm detector, achieves higher spatial resolution due to smaller pixel sizes combined with lower noise levels and a higher read-out speed at full resolution.
True resolution, especially in the magnification modes, makes interpolation unnecessary, and therefore enables improved overall efficiency.
The Ziehm Solo FD is one of the smallest C-arms on
the market. It comes with a 27” splitscreen monitor
mounted on an articulating monitor arm and an
intuitive touchscreen user interface, thereby
eliminating the need for a separate monitor cart.
Despite the compact design, 165° of orbital
movement enhances easy patient
coverage and ensures a maximum of
flexibility in the OR — fully counter-
balanced in every position.
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Neck Image -
Wrist Image -
Ankle Image -
Foot Image -
Shoulder Image
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LASER POSITIONING DEVICEIntegrated in flat-panel and generator housing for accurate and dose-free positioning of C-arm
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ANATOMICAL PROGRAMSWith automatic optimization of dose and image quality for best results
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LOW DOSE MODEIn all anatomical programs for particularly dose-sensitive procedures, e.g. in pediatrics2
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REMOVABLE GRIDTo reduce dose in pediatric and other dose-sensitive procedures
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REDUCTION OF PULSE FREQUENCYManually or fully automatically to lower the accumulated dose
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HIGH-SPEED ADRFor intelligent, fast regulation of pulse rate to lower the dose level
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PREMAGFor exposure-free magnification of X-ray images
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VIRTUAL COLLIMATORSFor exposure-free positioning of collimators
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OBJECT DETECTED DOSE CONTROL (ODDC)To automatically analyze the area of interest and minimize dose while optimizing image quality
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ZAIPTo display fast-moving objects like guide wires and even the smallest vessels in razor-sharp image quality
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AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENTFor large patients - with no additional increase in dose
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BEAM FILTRATIONFor reduced skin entrance dose without compromising on image quality3
A consultation with a radiologist and a physicist should be made to determine the appropriate dose to obtain diagnostic image quality for the particular clinical task.
2 Gosch D. et al. “Influence of grid and ODDC on radiation exposure and image quality using mobile C-arms - First results”, RöFo, 09/07.
3 The technology Beam Filtration reduces dose exposure for all CMOSline systems in comparison to conventional filtration techniques (Status before September 2017). Data on file. Results may vary.