Mar 11 2010
OrthoScan, Inc., a privately held medical device company based in
Scottsdale, Arizona, launched a new version of its Mini C-Arm product
with flat detector this week at the Annual Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons meeting in New Orleans.
“We continue to set new standards in Mini C Arm imaging by offering the
first Mini C-Arm equipped with a flat detector”
The new Mini C-Arm with flat detector joins the HD Mini C-Arm in the
expanded product line offered by OrthoScan. The addition of the flat
detector allows greater image quality and lower dose with an enhanced
form factor. Flat detector technology, while available for several
years, has not been previously integrated with a Mini C-Arm.
“We continue to set new standards in Mini C Arm imaging by offering the
first Mini C-Arm equipped with a flat detector,” said OrthoScan’s Chief
Executive Officer Rob Morocco. “We are pleased to offer our customers
the technological benefits inherent in flat detector design such as
improved image quality and lower dose.”
The product launch follows on the heels of news from OrthoScan of a new
round of financing. Participants in the investment were California
Technology Ventures, River Cities Capital Funds and Aphelion Capital.
Proceeds from the financing will be used to support ongoing development
efforts.
“We are pleased to support OrthoScan's continued product development
efforts and strengthening of its leadership position in the Mini C-Arm
market,” said Carter McNabb of River Cities Capital Funds.
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