Charleston Surgical Equipment Rentals Fluoroscan Premier Mini C Arm West Virginia Hospital Imaging Equipment Rental

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Charleston Surgical Equipment Rentals-Fluoroscan Premier Mini C-Arm-West Virginia Hospital Imaging Equipment Rental Mini Surgical C-Arm rental in Charleston, WV. The Fluoroscan Premier is the most advanced technology available in the Mini C-Arm market, giving you the most features for your money yet at a huge savings. This fully digital system has Dual Hi-Bright 15” Monitors, 4 Image Mosaic on the right monitor, 2000 image storage capability, and a thermal-graphic printer that comes with the system. KenQuest Medical was established in 1985 and provides the medical industry with a resource for quality new and pre-owned medical equipment, excellent personalized service, and the best absolute value. They are a distributor of new and pre-owned C-Arm rentals for hospitals, radiology departments, imaging centers, orthopedic surgeons and clinics in Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, Wheeling, Morgantown, Weirton, Fairmont, Beckley, Clarksburg, Martinsburg and all of West Virginia. Smart engineering that translates to functionally strong, user-friendly, time-efficient features is good news for both surgeons and radiologists. And smart engineering is what you'll find in the FluoroScan Premier Encore mini C-arm imaging system. The fourth generation Premier Encore system raises mini C-arm fluoroscopy to new levels of image quality, economy, ease of use, and safety while bringing expanded administrative capabilities and connectivity to the radiology department. For more information about renting, leasing, lease to own, or rent to own options available for C-Arms please contact Kenquest and request a quote if you would like additional information on their different rental programs. The C-arm systems are commonly used for studies requiring the maximum positional flexibility such as: - Angiography studies (peripheral, central and cerebral) - Therapeutic studies (Line placements i.e. Permacath/Hickman, transjugular biopsies, TIPS stent, embolisations) - Cardiac studies (PTCA) - Orthopedic procedures (ORIF, DHS, MUA, spinal work) - again generally using a portable C-arm maximum flexibility in positional use. There are very few permanently installed C-arms in an O.R. setting.The workflow seldom justifies this sort of dedication of one O.R. or Permanent C-arm