The Radlink GPS Tablet provides surgeons with real-time feedback on orthopedic implant component positioning. Together, the GPS Tablet and its Surgeon’s Checklist software offer easy-to-follow steps designed to address challenges such as component positioning, sizing, limb length and offset restoration. The Radlink GPS Tablet consists of a Tablet PC computer system that uses a touchscreen monitor & other image display accessories. Pre-operative images can be viewed on the GPS Tablet during surgery, which surgeons can use to reference against the intraoperative images captured during the procedure. For posterior approach THA procedures, a flat panel detector (DR panel) is used to capture intraoperative images, which takes approximately four seconds to appear on the GPS Tablet. For anterior approach THA procedures, C-Arm images are instantaneously transferred to the GPS Tablet using the Radlink Wireless C-Arm Kit.
A dedicated computerized radiology information system (RIS) designed to electronically receive, collect, store, manage, assist in analysis of, display, output, and distribute data, within or between healthcare facilities, to support the administrative and clinical activities associated with the provision and utilization of radiology services and facilities. It may be used for patient scheduling and generation of work lists for specific radiological systems, and in conjunction with a picture archiving and communication system (PACS). The system consists of dedicated combined hardware (e.g., computers, terminals, network components) and software (typically embedded).