Extremity CT Imaging for Orthopedics
The HiRise is a low dose cone beam CT system. The upper extremity scans are quick and allow for patients to be scanned in a comfortable seated position.
CurveBeam AI Cast: How InReach CT has Improved Workflow at the University of Arizona
The integration of cone beam CT imaging in research labs is revolutionizing orthopedic investigations. Dr. Zong-Ming Li, PhD, David Jordan, and Trevor Grant from the University of Arizona discuss the transformative impact of the inReach system from CurveBeam AI on…
Decoding Ulnar Wrist Pain: Dr. Glenn Gaston’s Rapid Diagnosis
In a case study, Dr. Glenn Gaston, MD, studied a 19-year-old female patient presenting ulnar wrist pain. Initial X-rays were negative and after six months of wrist brace use, the patient was still focally tender over the dorsal side of…
Reducing Patient Leakage with On Site Imaging
Leakage in healthcare can be a significant challenge, and it's important to address it effectively. Are you keeping a close eye on the advanced imaging referrals leaving your facility? Tracking where those referrals are going and why they're leaving can…
Benefits of InReach over Traditional X-Ray by Dr. Gaston
Dr. Glenn Gaston. MD presented the benefits of InReach in-office CT imaging in a CurveBeam Academy webinar. He uses the compact system the same way he would use a traditional medical CT, he said, but having the modality at his…
CurveBeam AI Connect: Hand, Wrist & Elbow Injury Recovery Methods in Sports Medicine
How do professional athletes recover from sports injuries and what are the advancements in sports medicine that are making these recoveries faster, and better? On this episode of the Curvebeam AI Connect podcast, host Vinti Singh, Director of Marketing at…
Cone Beam CT Confirms Scaphoid Fracture Union Quicker than X-Ray
Cone Beam CT (CBCT) is more accurate than X-Ray for predicting scaphiod healing at early follow-up (six weeks), thus enabling faster mobilization of patients and return to daily activity and work, according to a study published by Lucia Calisto et…
Study Calls CBCT “Method of Choice” for Hand and Wrist Bone Assessment
A study published in the International Journal of Biomedicine concludes Cone Beam CT (CBCT) imaging is the “method of choice” for compound anatomical structures, such as the wrist, and post-traumatic changes in bone tissue. “Considering the low dose radiation and…
Health Canada Approves CurveBeam’s InReach Cone Beam CT
March 26, 2018 – Warrington, Penn. – CurveBeam announced the InReach cone beam CT system for orthopedics has been approved by Health Canada regulatory authority for sale in Canada. The InReach is primarily designed for the hand, wrist &elbow; &…
CurveBeam Announces FDA 510(k) Clearance for InReach Cone Beam CT Imaging System for the Upper Extremities
May 8, 2017 – Warrington, Penn. – CurveBeam announced it has received FDA 510(k) clearance for the InReach, a Cone Beam CT imaging system primarily designed for the hand, wrist &elbow; & lower extremities in non-weight bearing position. The InReach…
