Research and Innovations
Decades of continuous innovation for mobile C-arms providing superior image quality at lowest possible dose levels
Research and innovation plays a crucial role in our business activities. We continuously invest significant amounts of money in research and development (more than 15% of our turnover). 80% of our innovative product portfolio is younger than two years. Each single innovation at Ziehm Imaging is designed with a keen sense of safety and security. This philosophy is reflected in our set of corporate principles and values.
Through cooperations with leading research centers, universities and hospitals worldwide, we combine strengths and pave the way for the implementation of innovative technologies that drive medical advancements.
Mobile C-arms open the path from conventional to minimal-invasive surgery.
This means
Product Milestones
Mobile C-arms open the path from conventional to minimal-invasive surgery.
This means
- Safer procedures and intra-operative quality checks
- Faster recovery time for patients
- Shorter hospital stays
- Superior healing chances
- Increased patient throughput.
Product Milestones
| 2007 | Combination of flat-panel technology and 3D imaging with a variable isocenter for intra-operative 3D imaging.
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| 2006 | New Advanced Active Cooling System. Rotating Anode in combination with BoostCap-technology. |
| 2005 |
First C-arm with a digital Flat Panel Detector. Object Detected Dose Control (ODDC) - Software. Active S-Distortion Correction (ADCS). |
| 2004 | Guided intraoperative 3D imaging. Integrated laser at the image intensifier. |
| 2003 | Virtual mechanics and variably isocentric 3D imaging. Advanced Active Cooling System. |
| 2002 | Twin TFT monitors. Truly fully digital mobile C-arm with a flat-panel detector.Integrated DICOM Workstation. CAS interface to all major navigation systems. |
| 2001 | High-dynamic image processing and pulsed technology. Full Frame Technology. |
| 2000 | Virtual collimator and dose reduction features. |
| 1998 | Integration of endoscopy imaging interface. |
| 1997 | 75 Hz non-interlaced monitors. 12" image intensifier. Real-time digital image rotation. DICOM interface with Primary Capture mode. |
| 1995 | Ziehm anatomical programs – intelligent dose management. |
| 1994 | Integrated water cooling system. |
| 1993 | Ziehm Compact – the original mobile C-arm with monitor on the mobile stand. |
| 1984 | High-frequency X-ray monoblock generator. |
| 1988 | First C-arm with an integrated system for subtraction angiography. |
| 1979 | Hardcopy camera inside monitor cart. |
| 1971 | Automatic exposure timer for controlling X-ray systems. |

