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In minimally invasive interventional treatment, physicians often do not directly "see" the lesion, but instead rely on real-time imaging to make decisions and perform procedures. Therefore, the value of an angiography system lies not only in image clarity, but also in its ability to adapt to complex treatment environments, meet the operational requirements of multidisciplinary collaboration, and provide stable support throughout the entire process. Siemens Artis zee III ceiling is a fully digital angiography system (DSA) designed for complex interventional scenarios, capable of providing imaging guidance support for a wide range of interventional procedures.
1. Wide range of applications, providing imaging support for multiple interventional treatments
Siemens Artis zee III ceiling can be widely applied in cerebrovascular, cardiovascular, peripheral vascular, and tumor-related minimally invasive interventional fields, including angiographic examinations, embolization therapy, catheter-based treatments, and other minimally invasive procedures under imaging guidance. For example, interventional treatment of cerebrovascular diseases, interventional treatment of coronary heart disease, treatment of peripheral vascular diseases, and certain tumor-related interventional therapies may all be performed with the support of this type of equipment.
Within the comprehensive treatment system of our hospital, such equipment not only serves the diagnosis and treatment of vascular diseases, but also provides imaging guidance conditions for minimally invasive treatment of tumors and other complex diseases, enabling closer integration of examination, decision-making, and treatment.
2. Ceiling-mounted structure releases more space, enabling more flexible complex operations
Artis zee III ceiling adopts a ceiling-mounted design. For patients, this structural feature may not be directly perceptible; however, it is of great significance in clinical practice. In procedures involving multiple steps, multiple participants, and high requirements for operating angles, spatial flexibility often directly affects the smoothness of the entire process. Compared with some traditional gantry-based systems, the ceiling-mounted design releases more bedside space, allowing medical staff to have more flexible operating positions during treatment and facilitating coordination of equipment in complex procedures.
This advantage is particularly important in neurointervention, cardiovascular intervention, tumor intervention, and certain hybrid surgical scenarios.
3. Continuous and stable imaging guidance for more confident clinical decision-making
For patients, the key value of Artis zee III ceiling lies in its ability to provide continuous and clear imaging support for physicians, helping them more accurately observe vascular pathways, lesion locations, and device changes, thereby enabling more reliable completion of treatment. This is especially critical in cases with complex anatomical structures, deep lesion locations, or high requirements for treatment pathways. In addition, beyond imaging, the system also takes into account dose control and operational efficiency, contributing to more stable execution of complex treatments under imaging guidance.
4. Integration of three-dimensional imaging with intraoperative assessment, providing more basis for precise treatment
Artis zee III ceiling not only performs angiographic examinations, but also supports three-dimensional imaging, image processing, and intraoperative assessment. This means that the system is not only used to "visualize vessels," but also helps physicians understand the spatial relationships between lesions, surrounding tissues, and vascular structures, providing more comprehensive information support for preoperative planning, intraoperative guidance, and postoperative verification.
For minimally invasive tumor interventions, these capabilities help physicians more accurately analyze feeding vessels, determine lesion extent, and plan treatment pathways; for neurointerventional and cardiovascular procedures, they facilitate more detailed observation and precise operation.
5. Creating better conditions for team collaboration in complex treatments
The prominent value of Siemens Artis zee III ceiling lies in the spatial flexibility provided by its ceiling-mounted structure and its strong adaptability to complex interventional scenarios. It not only enables smoother coordination during complex procedures, but also creates better conditions for minimally invasive treatments involving multiple participants and high requirements for equipment collaboration.
At Jinshazhou Hospital of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, such equipment does not exist in isolation, but serves as an important platform within a mature interventional team and comprehensive treatment system. Relying on an experienced professional team and integrating imaging evaluation, minimally invasive treatment, and multidisciplinary collaboration, our hospital further enhances its diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities in neurointervention, cardiovascular intervention, and tumor-related minimally invasive intervention, providing patients with more precise, less invasive, and more individualized treatment options.
