Toshiba’s Large Paneled X-Ray System Infinix VF-i/BP

Toshiba recently released Infinix VF-i/BP, a new vascular X-ray system that features mid-size (12” x 12”) and large size (12” x 16”) flat panel detectors, and a new level of ergonomics and speed of usability to make it easier on doctors and technicians to perform complex multiplane studies. According to the company, Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta is the the first customer in the US to purchase the system.

Advanced biplane imaging
With its comprehensive positioning and image review capabilities, the Infinix VF-i/BP accommodates a wide range of procedures. Advanced conventional and 3D imaging technologies provide unprecedented imaging with unique tools to enhance both diagnostic and interventional procedures. These powerful imaging and processing tools enhance clinicians overall treatment planning capabilities.
3D-Angio
Easy setup and execution of mask and arterial phase are used to create bone or device fusion.
Unparalleled patient access meeting the needs of all physicians
The Infinix VF-i/BP is designed to provide superior access to the patient – an important point of distinction in the imaging landscape that now often requires the attention of a wide range of specialists. In hybrid procedures that may require a full complement of specialists including surgeons, neuroradiologists and anesthesiologists, the Infinix VF-i/BP is at its best.
Sequential Navigation
Infinix VF-i/BP is equipped with Sequential Navigation for physicians to quickly “navigate” through an exam (e.g., carotid, renal or runoff). Infinix VF-i/BP executes the preferred angles, projections, and acquisition parameters, all from memory. One touch of a button enables navigation through the routine settings for each exam type. Operators have the freedom to change any parameter throughout the procedure without disrupting Sequential Navigation.

Product page: Infinix VF-i/BP…
Press releases: TOSHIBA INTRODUCES THE INFINIX VF-i/BP VASCULAR X-RAY SYSTEM WITH LARGE AND MID-SIZED FLAT PANEL DETECTORS…; PIEDMONT HOSPITAL INSTALLS FIRST TOSHIBA VASCULAR X-RAY SYSTEM WITH 12″ X 12″ MID-SIZED FLAT PANEL DETECTOR…