Check out our Mini C-Arm main video below! – – – – – –     Thank you for taking the time to look through our inventory of Mini C-Arms.   Throughout Amber’s web site you will see a variety of different Mini C-Arms. Just find the unit that you think will work best for … Read more

You may know the C-Arm as an imaging device that uses X-Ray technology and has a C shape, making it able to be used flexibly in many different areas within a clinic.   The C-Arm is commonly used for intraoperative imaging and in the fields of orthopedics, traumatology, vascular surgery, and cardiology. In the operating … Read more

OrthoScan is one of the most prominent mini C-Arm manufacturers working today has only been around since 2002. OrthoScan burst onto the market with their HD Mini C-Arm, and has since built an impressive resume of mini C-Arms, revolutionizing the mini C-Arm business and innovating products to grow and expand mini C-Arm technology in new … Read more

Ziehm Imaging is one of the leaders in C-Arms technology, and has been specializing in them for over 40 years. They are a small company, but an important one, and we are happy to offer their C-Arms here at Amber – from the Exposcop Vista to the Vision R. Take a look below for five … Read more

C-Arms are imaging scanner intensifiers, and were named C-Arm due to their “C” like shape. They are primarily used for surgical, orthopedic, critical care, and emergency care procedures. There are two different types of C-Arms – Full Size, and Mini.   A common question that is often asked by potential clients here at Amber when they … Read more

The C-Arm is an overhead x-ray image intensifier that provides real-time, detailed viewing of anatomic structures using fluoroscopic dyes. The system is a non-invasive device that does not enter the patient’s body, making it safe for screening before, during, and after procedures. These machines are mobile and easily transportable, and can be used in confined spaces. The … Read more

As you purchase your next C-Arm, the question of radiology regulations for lead shielding may arise. To know what type of shielding is needed, if any, it is wise to research radiation protection policies and radiology regulations for your state, where in the building your C-Arm will be located, and whether your C-Arm unit will … Read more

An estimated 4-10 million interventional pain procedures are performed annually in the United States, where at least 50% of those are performed under fluoroscopy. The major purpose of fluoroscopy is for correct needle placement to ensure target specificity and accurate delivery of the injected drug. However, this interventional technique of fluoroscopic guidance does result in … Read more

As with any investment you make, you want to do your research and homework beforehand. Let the seller know that you know what to look for in all aspects of purchasing a used C-Arm.   Prior to your used C-Arm purchase, be sure to ask your seller:   What are the specifics in the warranty … Read more

According to a report conducted by the Global Industry Analysts, Inc. (GIA), minimally invasive procedures along with the evolution of new application areas is fore-casted to drive the growth of mobile C-arm systems. Excluding mini C-arms, the global market for fluoroscopy and mobile C-arm systems was estimated at 9,403 units in 2011, and projected to … Read more