Technology | Hybrid OR | August 21, 2015

Reconfigurable displays allow greater flexibility in the operating room

NuCART, CompView Medical, mobile boom system, cath lab, hybrid OR

August 21, 2015 — CompView Medical announced the release of the NuCART, a turn-key, all-in-one mobile boom system with integrated visualization. The 7-foot-plus booms extend its displays into ergonomically comfortable viewing areas for medical information systems (MIS) requiring fluoro, picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), video, ultrasound and robotics. The booms’ reach enables better access around the surgical table than traditional video towers, and is more flexible than ceiling boom systems because it is a configurable, mobile platform.

The cost-saving approach of a mobile boom system accommodates more flexible surgery scheduling because each operating room (OR) can be easily reconfigured. NuCART helps consolidate equipment into a single footprint that removes trip hazards and clutter, to improve staff and patient safety.

For more information: www.compviewmedical.com


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