Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm

Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm

Buy or Rent Refurbished Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm - Flat Detector Imaging for Extremity Procedures

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The Orthoscan FD is the first mini C-arm system to feature flat detector technology, providing 2k x 1.5k resolution in a compact, lightweight design. Ideal for orthopedic surgery, sports medicine, and outpatient imaging, it delivers exceptional image quality with lower radiation dose and intuitive, sterile field controls.

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Key Features & Benefits of the Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm

Flat Detector Imaging (15 x 12 cm CMOS Panel)

Delivers high-resolution, distortion-free imaging with a 2k x 1.5k pixel array. Ideal for extremity views during orthopedic and outpatient procedures.

Compact, Lightweight Design

One of the thinnest mini C-arms available, the Orthoscan FD is easy to position in tight OR spaces and surgical suites. Improves workflow without sacrificing image quality.

Bilateral Sterile Field Controls

Convenient tube-head controls on both sides allow surgeons to activate imaging, save images, and print — all while maintaining a sterile field.

20.1” LCD Monitor with Swivel Arm

High-brightness display with wide viewing angle and adjustable arm. Enables clear image review and ergonomic positioning during cases.

High-Capacity Image Storage (Up to 12,000 Images)

Store large case volumes locally, with USB export and optional Wi-Fi connectivity for PACS integration (DICOM 3.0 compliant).

Embedded X-Ray Source (40–75 kVp)

Monoblock design offers consistent performance with fast setup and warm-up time.

Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Flat DetectorCMOS flat panel, 15 x 12 cm (150 mm x 120 mm), 75µ pixel pitch
Resolution2k x 1.5k (2048 x 1536 pixels)
X-Ray SourceEmbedded monoblock, 40–75 kVp, 0.04–0.16 mA
Image StorageUp to 12,000 images; USB 2.0 export; DICOM 3.0 compliant
Display20.1” LCD monitor, 1000 cd/m² brightness, adjustable arm
ControlsBilateral sterile field tube-head controls
C-Arm Rotation150° orbital rotation, 430° pivot, 320° lateral, 34” vertical travel
Footswitch OptionsWired and wireless multi-function foot pedal support
ConnectivityDICOM 3.0, PACS-ready, optional Wi-Fi, EMR image link capable
Software FeaturesEdge enhancement, adaptive & manual noise suppression, snapshot & cine loop recording
Weight & SizeApprox. 400 lbs; 27” x 33” footprint
Power Requirements100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Ready to Upgrade Your Medical Imaging Capabilities With the Orthoscan FD Mini C-Arm?

0:04 – Hey guys, I'm Christopher Bacon, the founder of OrthoScan and the president of Minicarm.com.

0:08 – Today we're going to go over the OrthoScan FD, which is the first flat panel system.

0:17 – To turn it on, just press the power button up here on top of the chassis.

0:23 – It takes about a minute or so for it to boot up.

0:27 – We'll go over some articulation of the C-arm.

0:30 – This is about how low it goes.

0:33 – And the height.

0:35 – And here’s our orbital rotation.

0:45 – And the wig-wag too.

0:52 – All right, so we're going to use our hand phantom to do some imaging.

0:56 – There is a laser button up here that gives you crosshairs approximately in the middle of the field of view.

1:06 – As you can see, it takes approximately three seconds to get yourself a nice image.

1:11 – Please don’t just tap or you'll get an unsatisfactory image.

1:18 – Also wait approximately a second before you initiate another fluoroscopy.

1:24 – This gives the machine time to populate the last image hold area.

1:33 – Here we can see the two pad controls.

1:39 – X-ray.

1:41 – Rotate clockwise or counterclockwise.

1:45 – You can change the technique to go up or down.

1:49 – You can also tag your images.

1:54 – You can also print and save all your imaging.

1:58 – If you want to rotate the image, you can use the clockwise or counterclockwise image rotate buttons.

2:06 – You can also flip the image.

2:09 – It’s just a toggle.

2:12 – Negate changes it to look like an x-ray.

2:14 – You can change the edge.

2:17 – It changes the bone grain, basically.

2:21 – We usually keep it on low.

2:24 – When you're finished with the case, press Case Review.

2:30 – Here you can save specific images by using the arrows to navigate through.

2:39 – If you want to save this image, press the space bar so it says “Tagged.”

2:45 – Say you want to save this one as well.

2:49 – Then you can come down here and click Save All.

2:56 – And they’re saved.

2:58 – To review all the cases you have on the machine, press the Recall button.

3:04 – Press the Enter button to open it up.

3:08 – Then you can navigate through.

3:10 – You can print from here.

3:13 – You can send a DICOM.

3:16 – You can USB save them.

3:19 – When you're all done imaging and have your images saved, press the green power button.

3:25 – Wait for the fans to shut down.

3:27 – You’ll hear them shut down.

3:29 – Then unplug it from the wall.

3:31 – The reason you do this is to let Windows shut down properly.

3:37 – This is an overview of the OrthoScan FD.

3:40 – If you need sales or service, please give us a call at 800-643-2998.

3:44 – Or send us an email at info@minicarm.com.

3:47 – Thank you.

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