Ulrich Medical: Excellence in CT and MRI diagnostics
When it comes to Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), the systems from the German technological leader Ulrich Medical set new benchmarks for efficiency through their unique peristaltic infusion technology. The guiding philosophy here is maximum hygiene with minimum waste.
The portfolio's flagships, such as the CT motion™ series, transform the workflow through the concept of injecting directly from the original contrast media containers. This innovation allows for a rapid succession of procedures, drastically reducing preparation time and the volume of medical waste. Automated air detection systems and high-precision dosing ensure that every milliliter of contrast is used with surgical accuracy, protecting the patient from unnecessary physiological load. For MRI examinations, the MAX™ injector series ensures seamless operation within strong magnetic fields, combining intuitive control with ergonomic design. These systems transform the diagnostic suite into a high-intensity hub where technology works in perfect synchronization with the radiologist's needs to deliver crystal-clear clinical images.
When it comes to Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), the systems from the German technological leader Ulrich Medical set new benchmarks for efficiency through their unique peristaltic infusion technology. The guiding philosophy here is maximum hygiene with minimum waste.
The portfolio's flagships, such as the CT motion™ series, transform the workflow through the concept of injecting directly from the original contrast media containers. This innovation allows for a rapid succession of procedures, drastically reducing preparation time and the volume of medical waste. Automated air detection systems and high-precision dosing ensure that every milliliter of contrast is used with surgical accuracy, protecting the patient from unnecessary physiological load. For MRI examinations, the MAX™ injector series ensures seamless operation within strong magnetic fields, combining intuitive control with ergonomic design. These systems transform the diagnostic suite into a high-intensity hub where technology works in perfect synchronization with the radiologist's needs to deliver crystal-clear clinical images.
Angiodroid: A revolution in CO2 angiography
In interventional radiology, patient safety is the ultimate priority. Santis Medical Solutions introduces Angiodroid The CO2 Injector – the world’s first fully automated system for injecting carbon dioxide /CO2/ as a contrast agent.
Angiodroid is not merely an alternative; it is a life-saving solution. By utilizing CO2 instead of traditional iodine-based contrast agents, the system eliminates the risk of nephrotoxicity, offering a safe path for the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascular diseases. Thanks to its precision digital pressure and volume control technology, Angiodroid guarantees a predictable and stable gas flow, eliminating patient discomfort and providing the angiographic team with high-resolution visualization. This technology redefines the boundaries of possibility in hybrid suites, allowing physicians to treat high-risk patient groups with confidence and ease.
In interventional radiology, patient safety is the ultimate priority. Santis Medical Solutions introduces Angiodroid The CO2 Injector – the world’s first fully automated system for injecting carbon dioxide /CO2/ as a contrast agent.
Angiodroid is not merely an alternative; it is a life-saving solution. By utilizing CO2 instead of traditional iodine-based contrast agents, the system eliminates the risk of nephrotoxicity, offering a safe path for the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral vascular diseases. Thanks to its precision digital pressure and volume control technology, Angiodroid guarantees a predictable and stable gas flow, eliminating patient discomfort and providing the angiographic team with high-resolution visualization. This technology redefines the boundaries of possibility in hybrid suites, allowing physicians to treat high-risk patient groups with confidence and ease.
