GE HealthCare Announces Advanced Imaging Innovations for OEC 3D C-arm to Help Improve Precision Care in Practice of Interventional Pulmonology
GEHC 11.22.2024

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- To help improve clinician workflow and visualization during endoscopic bronchoscopy procedures, the company has added
Lung Suite to their OEC 3D m-CBCT offering. - OEC Open interface expanded with additional third-party option to streamline data interface during bronchoscopy procedures.
Complex pulmonary and thoracic procedures require precise intraoperative imaging systems. To diagnose and biopsy a suspected lesion or region of interest in the lungs, physicians need to visualize and confirm the precise location of nodules and tools, yet often the position of a nodule can differ from pre-operative CT images because of the differences in respiratory patterns, patient positioning, and other factors, resulting in CT to body divergence, at time of the procedure.
GE HealthCare’s OEC 3D intraoperative mobile CBCT continues to demonstrate imaging excellence and versatility for every day procedures ranging from neuro-spine and orthopedic trauma to interventional procedures, such as bronchoscopy.
Today’s announcement brings the following additions to the OEC 3D C-arm to help improve visualization of airways in the lungs during bronchoscopy procedures:
OEC 3D
- Augmented Fluoroscopy overlay of 3D points of interest on live fluoroscopy images.
- Adjustable motorized 3D scan to accommodate patient or equipment positions during a spin.
OEC Open:During bronchoscopy procedures, clinicians may use navigation or robotic assistance, in addition to advanced imaging, to reach the region of interest during the interventional procedure. To help enable this workflow, OEC 3D C-arms provide anOEC Openinterface for automatically transferring 3D volumetric data post reconstruction to verified navigation and robotic systems.
A recent addition to the OEC Open offering is a verified interface with theIntuitive Ion® Endoluminal Robotic Bronchoscopy System (OS 1 v5.1.0 and later). This interface enables users to automatically transfer OEC 3D mobile CBCT images upon reconstruction to the Ion System to then update target locations for clinician catheter adjustments during the procedure.
“With Intuitive’s Ion Robotic Bronchoscopy System now verified to interface with GE HealthCare’s OEC 3D through the OEC Open interface, I believe we can now reach and diagnose almost any nodule in the lung ,” shares Dr.
“As we continue to build out our OEC ecosystem,
These latest additions build on the company’s continuous innovation of the OEC C-arm portfolio to support clinicians in their efforts to help improve the diagnosis, treatment, and overall outcomes of their patients.
More about OEC 3D:First introduced in 2021, the OEC 3D mobile CBCT C-arm provides precise 3D and 2D imaging every day in a broad variety of procedures. During bronchoscopy procedures, clinicians can leverage CBCT visualization features, such as Lung Preset, to help optimize viewing of airway structures and Augmented Fluoroscopy with
Learn more atGEHealthCare.com.
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