Siemens Healthineers Introduces Cios Fit

Siemens Healthineers introduced Cios Fit-a multidisciplinary mobile C-arm ready for demanding environments, at the 63rd Annual Indian Orthopaedic Association Conference (IAOCON) in Coimbatore, India on November 28th, 2018; setting a benchmark in mobile C-arms. Cios Fit is designed to help in improving quality of care, achieve efficient workflows, and profit from high uptime; thereby reducing avoidable costs. It is built for the Operation Room (OR) where the equipment needs to deliver high quality imaging, be simplified in its usage and robust to last for long; while ensuring price point is not exceeded.

With Cios Fit-powerful imaging technology, the surgeons are able to maintain consistency with crystal clear images of anatomical structures, implants, screws and devices resulting in accurate treatment and thus improving patient experience. In an OR set up where surgeries need to be performed with minimum assistance, the Cios Fit can be easily used and maneuvered with its lightweight design by a single assistant. In order to improve the machine’s durability, sensitive elements are replaced with a shock resistant SD card that helps to handle the intense OR environment. Smart radiation dose management with dedicated pediatric mode and smart power management for patients with diverse needs, ensure safety in the OR not only for patients but also for the surgeon and other OR staff.

Imaging gets simplified with the unique touch and play concept of Cios Fit, where the image and dose both can be optimized with just one button push. Free movements with 380° C-arm angulation with no need to lock it after each movement, simplifies the entire process for the OR team. Moreover, its small footprint and lightweight design eases the Door-to-Door transfer for the OR staff. Fast boot time, dynamic and high quality imaging, ease of documentation of the procedure with a USB port and an instant connection to the printer and easy manoeuvrability are the key features of Cios Fit.

Keywords: Cios Fit, Siemens Healthineers, Operation Room, ARC Advisory Group