Allura XperSwing

 

A twist on reducing X-ray dose and contrast agent during interventions

 

Philips XperSwing provides a unique twist on rotational angiography that reduces both X-ray dose and contrast agent loading for the patient according to a recent study*. This dual-axis rotational angiography system features a rotating C-arm that follows a curved trajectory on two axes at once, allowing all desired anatomical views to be imaged in a single run.

 

What’s more, because it is possible to make very complex rotations with the XperSwing, the study* also showed that it’s easier to track the coronary arteries, which resulted in better images.

 

Conventional, two-dimensional angiography moves the “C” arm either up and down or side to side along one axis. That means it may be necessary to make several acquisition runs in several positions to get all of the information required. XperSwing literally swings the “C” arm in a three-dimensional arc around the patient, which was shown to reduce the number of X-ray runs required in the study*.

 


 

 

Enhanced coronary angiography with dual-axis rotation

 

"The 3-D perspective gives us the ability to analyze the images far more reliably"

Dr. Philippe Gyon, Centre Cardiologique du Nord, St. Denis, France

 

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Clinical applications

 

*"Feasibility evaluation of dual axis rotational angiography (XperSwing) in the diagnosis of coronary artery disease" by T. Horisaki, et al., Toyohashi Heart Center, Toyohashi, Japan. 

 

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Cardio XperSwing video

 

A new view on diagnosing coronary artery disease.

 

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Clinical videos 
  
 

Left coronary artery

 

One video selected from a single dual axis rotation acquisition of the left coronary artery (LCA). A wide range of views of the coronary are obtained with a single contrast agent injection.

 

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Right coronary artery

 

One video selected from a single dual axis rotation acquisition of the right coronary artery (RCA). A wide range of views of the coronary are obtained with a single contrast agent injection.

 

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