The Hybrid OR is the future of surgery

The Getinge and Siemens collaborate ensures  full integration between the MAGNUS operating table and Siemens ARTIS pheno*, Artis zeego, Artis zeego with Q Technology, Artis Q ceiling and Artis Q biplane. A special transfer board is available for deployment with Siemens MRI and CT scanners that are suitable for use in sterile environments. Getinge  and Siemens have jointly developed a new, highly flexible angiography Hybrid OR solution for surgery, interventional radiology and hybrid procedures.

Getinge and GE Healthcare have jointly developed a new, highly flexible angiography Hybrid OR solution for surgery, interventional radiology and hybrid procedures. It matches GE Healthcare’s powerful Discovery IGS 730 angiography system with the versatile MAGNUS operating table. This combination will enable hospitals to expand their range of surgical procedures and interventions, make the most of their ORs, and attract more patients and physicians.

The MAGNUS carbon fiber table top is integrated with Philips’ Allura Xper angiography system – meaning the table and the imaging system move in sync with one another. In addition, the MAGNUS features highly precise motorized panning and longitudinal shift movements, with speeds up to 150 mm/s – ideal for bolus chase applications. Thanks to end-to-end integration, MAGNUS’ carbon fiber table top movements can be operated via the Allura Xper’s table side operation modules. This enables doctors and surgeons to adjust the position of the table and C-arm via a single interface.

As a part of the decade long partnership with Getinge, Canon Medical Systems  supplies the Infinix™-i angiography system and the Aquilion™ X-ray CT scanner. The Maquet Magnus operating table is integrated with angiography systems Infinix-i Hybrid and Infinix-i Hybrid+, perfectly meeting the requirements of hybrid procedures.

The  MAGNUS table is synchronized with a number of angiography systems, including Allura Xper family from Philips; Siemens Artis Q Zeego and Artis Q Ceiling; Infinix-i from Toshiba Medical Systems; and Discovery IGS 730 from GE Healthcare. The table and imaging system communicate bi-directionally, eliminating the possibility of collisions. This integration also makes it possible to preserve the isocenter when the position of the C-arm or table is adjusted.

Our modular room and ceiling elements allow hospitals to design every aspect of the operating room in line with their requirements. They can be quickly assembled and disassembled without the use of specialized tools, minimizing downtime due to construction. VARIOP fully meets all construction requirements in terms of fire, radiation and sound insulation, and its surfaces can withstand any hospital approved cleaning agents and disinfectants.

Getinge lights set standards of illumination quality, safety, convenience and operational efficiency for a variety of minimally invasive and open interventions. OR teams benefit from optimal illumination of the operative field, thanks to the advanced shadow management system. The special extended arm for hybrid treatment provides a wide range of motion and ensures effortless positioning of the light head over the operating table.

Ceiling supply units help hospitals and room planners balance the need for a small foot- print with capacity and load requirements. They save space, create a more orderly and ergonomic working environment, streamline workflows and increase efficiency to further enhance the multidisciplinary use of the OR. By moving cables and devices from the floor to the ceiling, doctors benefit from better access to the patient, and safety for the staff and patient is enhanced.