The PH GPS Bracket is comprised of Radlink proprietary software and hardware to duplicate Radlink user interface onto Philips reference monitor of the MVS utilizing a switch box that shifts the video signal between Philips and Radlink on the reference monitor. Not only does Radlink solution expand the field of view of Philips C-Arms utilizing Pano function, but it also facilitates intra-operative image analysis by assisting surgeons to evaluate acetabular cup position, limb length discrepancy, and femoral offset during Total Hip Arthroplasty. The PH GPS Bracket comes with software features such as image stitching and Surgeon’s Checklist™ software that provides surgeons with real-time feedback on orthopedic implant component positioning. Pre-operative images can be viewed on the device during surgery, which surgeons can use to reference against the intra-operative images captured during the procedure.
A device/device assembly designed to be used with an analogue x-ray system to capture radiographic images and then generate digital x-ray images from them as part of a two-step process (computed radiography) for image viewing, storage, or hard-copy printing; it is not dedicated to dental use. It consists of an image reader/scanner and may also include an exposure unit with imaging receptor (e.g., a cassette containing a plate), or additional supportive hardware (e.g., a printer). The image is acquired on a photostimulatable substance (e.g., a phosphor screen mounted on a cassette plate) and converted into an electrical analogue signal in a laser scanner.