Digital Imaging
Cath-Lab Systems
Advanced Cath-Lab solutions designed for high-quality imaging, optimized workflow, and improved patient experience.
Cath-Lab Solutions
Transforming Cath-Lab Imaging for Better Patient Care
Our Cath-Lab portfolio offers a range of innovative solutions that enhance diagnostic confidence, streamline workflow, and improve patient outcomes across various clinical applications.
Available Systems
Optima IGS 330
As an interventionist, you want to diagnose and treat all your patients, even the most challenging ones, safely and efficiently, with the best possible image quality. Designed for cardiac and peripheral procedures, the OptimaTMIGS 330 is based on proven technology and very efficient imaging chain, providing superior image quality at lowest possible dose. It includes features like Dose Personalization, which gives you the tools to choose from up to four automatic exposure preferences for your system. You can also modify any of these preferences1in any clinical protocol to enable multi-procedure, multi-user customization and thus support well-informed decisions. Powered with a comprehensive set of advanced interventional imaging software, you can expand your clinical versatility and successfully plan, guide and assess increasingly sophisticated procedures with greater precision and dose efficiency.
- High-resolution imaging
- Fast scan workflow
- Patient comfort optimization
Allia IGS 530
The Allia IGS 5 with AutoRightTM combines GE’s exclusive LC Positioner with a new generation of tableside user interface to provide easy access and control of critical features during an exam. Its patented threeaxis isocentric positioner design with floor mounted L-arm and offset C-arm provides maximum positioning flexibility and excellent patient access in all views. The rigid, floor-mounted construction provides minimum vibration and deflection during acquisitions. The three motor-driven axes make even the most complex angulations easy to achieve.
- Wide bore design
- AI-assisted workflow
- Reduced scan time