ARTIS icono for neuro interventions

A breakthrough in neuro interventions

Jan Gralla, MD, and Pasquale Mordasini, MD, talk about their experiences in neurointerventions with the ARTIS icono.

At the Inselspital Bern, Switzerland, the department of Neuroradiology covers a broad range of procedures and is working on new workflows for stroke treatment.

“The fast 3D is certainly an important advantage of the new system.”³

Watch the webinar on New Imaging Capabilities.

The basal part of the brain is always surrounded by massive bony structures which cause artifacts in 3D imaging.

To overcome artifacts from bony structures, a new double oblique trajectory for image acquisition was developed: syngo DynaCT Sine Spin is raising the bar in consistent 3D image quality for whole brain imaging from cranium to basal.

_{Clinical images courtesy of René Chapot, MD, Alfried Krupp Hospital Essen, Germany
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For the first time, syngo DynaCT Multiphase makes it possible to assess the collateral vessels with time-resolved syngo DynaCT, depicting 10 different time points within a period of 60 seconds.

• Seamless integration of collateral vessel imaging into the interventional suite
• Sounder decisions based on time-resolved CTA information
• Potential time savings by skipping the transfer to CT¹⁾

_{1) M. Psychogios et al.; Stroke. 2017 Nov;48(11):3152-3155}

_{Clinical image courtesy of Jan Gralla, MD, Inselspital Bern, Switzerland}

Combines 3D vessel tree and temporal blood flow visualization.

• Visualize complex vessel anatomy
• Combine temporal and 3D information
• More confident AVM treatment planning

Plan and perform needle procedures in the interventional suite more comfortably – in both sagittal and axial view.

• Planning of multiple needle paths in 3D
• Displays the length and direction of the needle path on the fluoroscopy image
• Automatic positioning of the C-arm in bull’s eye and progression view
• Integrated laser crosshair indicates both the entry point and the angle of the device

Prof. René Chapot, MD, shares his first clinical experience with ARTIS icono biplane in interventional neuroradiology.³

Hendrik Janssen, MD, talks about his insights on ARTIS icono in interventional neuroradiology.³

Prof. Dierk Vorwerk, MD, shares his insights of the multidisciplinary use of the ARTIS icono biplane in a mixed joint department of neuroradiology and interventional radiology.³

Dierk Vorwerk, MD, talks about his new ARTIS icono and the capabilities in a multidisciplinary setting from head to toe.

At the General Hospital in Ingolstadt, Germany, Neuroradiology and Interventional Radiology are successfully sharing the angio suite for more than 5 years.

“Most important for the new system is the length of coverage – from head to toe.”³

Florian Wolf, MD, talks about his experiences with the ARTIS icono biplane in Interventional Radiology.

At the General Hospital in Vienna, Austria, Interventional Radiologists perform a broad spectrum of procedures including mechanical thrombectomy for acute stroke treatment.

“If you have a biplane system for IR you will definitely use it!”³

Bernhard Meyer, MD, explains the new image chain OPTIQ and the advantages of material specific imaging.

At Hannover Medical School, Germany, the department of Interventional Radiology is equipped with an ARTIS pheno system which implements two generations of exposure control and enables them to compare the impact of the new exposure control OPTIQ on image quality and dose against the previous system generation (Artis Q) right in the same clinical setup.

“OPTIQ is a real step forward – applied radiation protection with even better image quality.”³

Jan Gralla, MD, and Pasquale Mordasini, MD, talk about their experiences in neurointerventions with the ARTIS icono.

At the Inselspital Bern, Switzerland, the department of Neuroradiology covers a broad range of procedures and is working on new workflows for stroke treatment.

“The fast 3D is certainly an important advantage of the new system.”³

Watch the webinar on New Imaging Capabilities.

• Patient weight up to 280 kg (617 lbs.)
• Power-assisted movements of tabletop
• Iso-Tilt movements
• CPR-Assist for emergency situations
• IPX-4 compliant for surgical suites

ARTIS icono’s multi-axis floor stand offers a new level of positioning flexibility to address the needs for all kind of procedures.

• Patient coverage of 2.10 m x 1.90 m (6.8 ft x 6.2 ft) for 2D imaging
• Automated, precise, and reproducible (re-)positioning
• Flexibility to access the patient from any side
• No pivot point under the table
• Distant parking position to make space during emergencies

All it takes are 2 simple clicks.

• Sequence of system settings matching the diagnostic steps and the treatment path: Imaging Parameter, C-arm position, SID, System Position, Zoom factor, Filter/Collimation, Display Layout
• Open for individual, customized, and personalized Case Flows to support new ideas and demands
• Can be used for standardization across multiple ARTIS icono labs

• Patient weight up to 280 kg (617 lbs.)
• Power-assisted movements of tabletop
• Iso-Tilt movements
• CPR-Assist for emergency situations
• IPX-4 compliant for surgical suites