Advanced 3D Imaging from the C-Arm You Already Use

CBeam^™ transforms compatible C-arms into dual-purpose 2D and 3D imaging systems, helping hospitals and ASCs bring intraoperative 3D visualization to more procedures and sites of care.

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Capital
Requirements

Access
Constraints

Workflow
Friction

Radiation
Exposure

THE PROBLEM

BARRIERS TO BROADER INTRAOPERATIVE 3D IMAGING ADOPTION

Capital requirements, limited system availability, workflow demands, and radiation considerations can restrict broader adoption of intraoperative 3D imaging across hospitals, ASCs, and operating rooms.

THE CBEAM SOLUTION

Turn Existing C-Arms Into Scalable 3D Imaging

CBeam transforms traditional 2D C-arms¹ into intraoperative 3D imaging systems, generating the images needed to support surgical navigation and implant placement. Navigation-system agnostic and designed to work with equipment hospitals and ASCs already own, CBeam allows advanced 3D imaging to be deployed across more operating rooms without being constrained by a limited number of specialized imaging assets. More rooms. More procedures. More patients. All through the infrastructure hospitals and ASCs already own.

1. Compatible with GE OEC Elite 31 cm CFD C-arm

WHY CBEAM

Expanding Advanced Imaging Without Expanding Infrastructure

Enable Existing
C-Arms

Use the C-arms
you already own.

Lower Capital
Burden

Reduce acquisition
costs and protect
capital resources.

Minimize Workflow
Disruption

Seamlessly integrate
without changing
how you work.

Reduce Radiation
Exposure

Lower radiation exposure for patients and OR staff.²

Enable the Surgical
Technology Ecosystem

Support navigation,
robotics, and other
enabling technologies.

2. Pulmera internal data on file

Supporting orthopedic and neurological procedures from the spine and pelvis to the upper and lower extremities.

CONTACT

Expand Access to Advanced Imaging

Whether you’re an investor, a potential partner, or a future customer, we’d love to hear from you. Let’s discuss how CBeam can help transform procedural imaging together.