Fits Anywhere
Easily offer on-site or outpatient imaging. Small footprint, requires standard power, requires minimal shielding.
Easy to Operate
Straightforward & focused kVp and mA selection. Simple patient positioning. An RT(R) is qualified to operate cone beam CT in almost the entire United States.
ORTHOPEDIC PRODUCTS
HiRiseTM
Bilateral, weight bearing CT imaging of the entire lower extremities including hips/pelvis; distal upper extremities.
InReachTM
Point-of-care extremity CT imaging for the upper extremities and the non-weight bearing lower extremities.
LineUPTM
Bilateral, weight bearing CT imaging of the distal lower extremities & distal upper extremities.
pedCAT PremiumTM
Bilateral, weight bearing CT imaging of the foot & ankle. Easy upgrade to LineUP.
pedCATTM
Bilateral, weight bearing CT imaging of the foot & ankle.
CubeVueTM Software
Software that provides powerful visualization tools to enhance dataset analysis.
THE CURVEBEAM AI DIFFERENCE
Comfortable for the Patient
Positioning is ergonomic. Patient stands naturally for weight bearing scans. Scans take 20 – 55 seconds per joint. Total exam time is less than 20 minutes.
Standard Billing
CurveBeam AI CT imaging systems are reimbursed via CPT codes 73700*/73701* – 73200*/73201*.
3D Renderings, Multi-Planar Slices and X-Ray Views
Accompanying visualization software provides vivid 3D renderings, side-by-side presentation of multi-planar slices and X-Ray views generated from the original CT volume.
Offer Informed Treatment Plans
Order and perform a CT exam on-site. Regain the power to make clinical decisions by having immediate access to full-resolution 3D scans.
BONE HEALTH PRODUCTS
OSSViewTM
OssView™ software analyzes high resolution images at the distal radius to measure the bone microarchitecture.
OssViewTM is not cleared/approved by the FDA and not available for sale in the US – investigational only.
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*These guidelines are intended to outline the basis for coverage and reimbursement for certain imaging services to the extent the services may be covered by a particular payor. They do not in any way guarantee actual payment and are not intended as legal advice. Healthcare providers should exercise clinical judgement when selecting codes and submitting claims to accurately reflect the services rendered. Further, proper coding may require analysis of statutes, regulations or payor contracts and policies, and as a result, the proper code result may vary from one payor to another. It is the provider’s responsibility to determine and submit appropriate codes, modifiers and charges for the services that are rendered. For appropriate code selection, you should contact your local payor prior to submitting claims.
