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Pulmera C-Beam / VexImage

FDA Cleared K252735

CT from a
2D C-Arm.

Pulmera C-Beam transforms images acquired with a compatible conventional 2D C-arm into a reconstructed 3D CT volume—bringing intraoperative CT imaging to equipment already found in operating rooms everywhere.

Using a controlled manual rotational acquisition, C-Beam captures the imaging data needed to reconstruct the 3D volume without requiring a dedicated intraoperative CT or 3D imaging system.

That dataset can then be transferred into VexNav for registration and navigation.

From 2D C-arm to navigation-ready 3D.

  1. 18–22 secManual C-arm spinImage acquisition
  2. ~7 secCT reconstruction3D dataset generated
  3. ~30 secExport to VexNavDataset transferred
  4. NavigateReady to navigatewith Vexus

Start with equipment you already know.

The first supported C-arm configuration

Additional C-arm configurations may be added as they are supported and validated.

Currently supported C-armGE OEC Elite Ergo-C

31 cm square detector

One navigation platform. Multiple paths to 3D.

Pulmera C-Beam is an additional imaging pathway for VexNav—not the only one. For facilities that already have supported intraoperative 3D imaging, VexNav is designed to integrate with compatible 3D imaging platforms.

Dedicated 3D Imaging

Supported intraoperative 3D imaging systems
or

Pulmera C-Beam

Compatible 2D C-arm
18–22 sec acquisition~7 sec CT reconstruction~30 sec export
Both paths lead toVexNav
Already have 3D?Use it.
Have a compatible 2D C-arm?Turn it into CT.

Use what you have. Choose what fits. Navigate with Vexus.

Supported imaging systems, C-arm configurations, workflows, intended uses and availability vary. Confirm current compatibility and applicable labeling directly with Vexus and Pulmera.