The RMS Corus 9 is a mobile high-frequency C-arm X-ray imaging system designed with a compact footprint for convenient positioning in clinical environments. It features a 9-inch triple-field image intensifier, PC-based image memory with unlimited storage, and a digital console with a 5.7-inch colour TFT display.
The system includes dual high-resolution TFT monitors, post-image enhancement tools, and image storage capacity of up to 500 frames per patient. Heavy-duty wheels with cable deflectors support mobility and cable management during operation.
Key Features
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Compact Design: Small footprint for convenient placement.
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Triple-Field Image Intensifier: Features a 9-inch triple-field image intensifier.
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PC-Based Image Memory: Supports unlimited image storage.
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Digital Console: Equipped with a 5.7-inch colour TFT display.
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Dual TFT Monitors: Two high-resolution TFT monitors for image viewing.
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Post-Image Enhancement: Supports image enhancement after acquisition.
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Patient Image Storage: Stores up to 500 frames per patient.
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Heavy-Duty Wheels: Supports movement of the mobile C-arm system.
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Cable Deflectors: Included with the wheels for cable management.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
RMS |
| Model |
Corus 9 |
| System type |
Mobile high-frequency C-arm |
| Image intensifier |
9-inch triple-field |
| Image memory |
PC-based |
| Image storage |
Unlimited PC-based storage |
| Console display |
5.7-inch colour TFT |
| Monitors |
Dual high-resolution TFT monitors |
| Image enhancement |
Post-image enhancement |
| Frame storage |
500 frames per patient |
| Mobility |
Heavy-duty wheels |
| Cable management |
Cable deflectors |
| Design |
Compact footprint |
Product Disclaimer
Specifications and included accessories may vary by production batch, market, or manufacturer revision. Please verify the exact configuration with the seller before purchase. This product information is intended for general product guidance and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
