Orthoscan HD Mini C-Arm

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Orthoscan HD Mini C‑Arm

The Orthoscan HD is a fully digital, PACS-ready mini C-arm designed specifically for extremity imaging. Its 18.2-inch arc depth is 36% greater than competing mini C-arms, and its 41-inch vertical range is the widest in the Orthoscan family, giving surgeons the working space and positioning flexibility that standard mini C-arms cannot provide. A 50-micron focal spot and auto-adjusting image processing deliver consistent image quality across patient sizes and hardware density.

The President of Minicarm.com is a co-founder of Orthoscan and maintain the largest independent inventory of factory-level Orthoscan HD parts in the country. Every certified-refurbished Orthoscan HD ships with OEM parts, professional calibration, and a nationwide service network.

Available for sale, lease, or rent nationwide.

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Key Features and Benefits of the Orthoscan HD Mini C-Arm

Feature

Benefit

Feature

18.2-Inch Arc Depth, 36% Greater Than Competitors

The Orthoscan HD arc depth of 18.2 inches is 36% greater than competing mini C-arms, with 13.8 inches of free space around the patient.

Benefit

Faster Case Turnover with Less Repositioning

Reduce setup time between cases with easier patient positioning and faster transitions from shoulder to knee imaging. Keep procedures moving with fewer workflow interruptions.

Feature

41-Inch Vertical Range

41 inches of vertical travel, the widest vertical range in the Orthoscan mini C-arm family.

Benefit

Beach-Chair Shoulder and Standing-Knee Imaging in One Machine

Practices image rotator cuff repair, AC joint work, standing-knee weight-bearing studies, and tall-patient extremity work all from one machine instead of buying or renting a second system.

Feature

6/4-Inch Image Intensifier at 1k x 1k Resolution

6-inch and 4-inch dual field of view with 1k x 1k digital resolution and 65% detective quantum efficiency.

Benefit

High-Definition Extremity Imaging for OR-Grade Decisions

Surgeons resolve fracture lines, hardware threads, and intra-articular detail at the point of care, supporting fast intraoperative decisions across a full range of extremity procedures.

Feature

50-Micron Focal Spot

50-micron focal spot X-ray source delivers fine resolution across the full imaging frame.

Benefit

Sharp Detail on Hardware and Hairline Fractures

Surgeons resolve hardware threads, hairline fractures, and intra-articular detail with edge definition that holds across the full frame, supporting faster intraoperative decisions and reduced re-imaging.

Feature

40 to 78 kVp / 40 to 160 microA with Auto-Exposure

Standard power range covers fine extremity dosing through larger-anatomy imaging with auto-exposure control that adapts to patient size, motion, and hardware density.

Benefit

Consistent Imaging Across Every Patient Size

Auto-exposure control adapts on every shot, which keeps image quality consistent across a full day of mixed cases without manual technique adjustment.

Feature

8,000-Image On-Board Storage

Local digital storage holds up to 8,000 images on the system.

Benefit

Instant Intraoperative Comparison Without PACS Latency

Surgeons review prior images without waiting on a PACS round-trip, which speeds decisions during fixation, reduction, and hardware verification.

Feature

Height-Adjustable, Articulating Monitor

20.1-inch monitor adjusts vertically and rotates for any operator stance, scrubbed or non-scrubbed.

Benefit

Ergonomic Imaging for Standing or Seated Operators

Surgeons and techs review images without breaking position, which reduces operator strain over a full OR day and supports clean workflow in tight surgery centers.

Feature

PACS-Ready, DICOM 3.0 Compliant

Native DICOM 3.0 export to PACS, USB, and printer, with optional wireless communication module.

Benefit

Direct Enterprise Imaging Integration

Studies move from procedure room to enterprise archive in one step, supporting documentation, billing, and longitudinal patient records.

See the Orthoscan HD in Action

An Overview of the Orthoscan HD Mini C-Arm

Hosted by: Christopher Bacon, Co-Founder of Orthoscan and President of Minicarm.com

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Welcome to Minicarm.com. Today we're going to take a look at the Orthoscan HD.

To turn it on, press the green power button. It takes about a minute or so for it to boot up, so in the meantime we'll show the articulation of the C-arm.

Here's our orbital rotation.
Wig-wag.

Imaging
Now that we're ready to image, let's grab our handy hand phantom here. When we want an image, hold the button for approximately two to three seconds for the image to brighten up and then settle back a little bit, then let go.

You can also use a foot pedal. In between imaging, wait approximately a second so the machine has time to process the image.

That's where you're going to get your best imaging from.

X-Ray Controls
These are the two pad controls for the Orthoscan HD. The orange button is your X-ray button. As mentioned, you want to hold it down for two to three seconds to get a good, clear image.

From here you can also rotate counterclockwise and clockwise, change your technique up and down, tag your image and untag it, and print or save from that button.

Up here is your laser button, which gives you laser crosshairs that are approximately in the middle of the image.

Keyboard Functions
Here are all your keyboard functions on your Orthoscan HD.

You can rotate counterclockwise or clockwise, decrease or increase your dose, and go back into auto mode. Up here you can access three different zoom settings. You can also flip the image, negate, and change your still/motion settings, which is basically your noise control. You can change your edge; we usually keep it on low.

You can also hit the save all button, and then every time you let off the foot switch it will save the image. You can also record in a cine loop, print, save, and access patient information.

Hit escape to exit, and here's your recall screen. The patient information screen is where you can enter your prefix, family name, first name, middle name, suffix, birth date, sex, patient ID, scheduled date, physician, procedure, procedure ID, and user preferences. You can also access your work list by clicking on the Get Work List tab, then press Accept to go to the imaging screen.

In the recall screen, you can choose cases to send to PACS or save to a USB stick. Select a case by opening it, press Enter, and then press Print or USB Save. You can also thumb through images using the left and right arrow keys.

Shutting Down
When you finish using the machine, you will want to shut it off and unplug it. To shut it off, press the green button and wait for the fans to shut down. This allows Windows to shut down properly. Then unplug it from the wall. We recommend this in case of electrical disturbances, to protect the machine.

This has been an overview of the Orthoscan HD. For sales or service, please give us a call at 800-643-2998 or send us an email at info@Minicarm.com. Thank you.

Clinical Applications for the Orthoscan HD

The Orthoscan HD is the mini C-arm of choice for practices that need extended vertical range and arc depth for shoulder, knee, and OR-grade extremity work. Common applications include:

Shoulder imaging: rotator cuff repair, shoulder fixation, AC joint work
Standing-knee imaging: weight-bearing studies, alignment assessment
Operating room extremity surgery: hand, wrist, foot, ankle fixation and reduction
Sports medicine: rapid same-day diagnostic and surgical imaging
Hand surgery centers: trapeziectomy, carpal tunnel hardware verification
Trauma and emergency departments: closed reduction, hardware screening

Service and Support for the Orthoscan HD

The President of Minicarm.com is a co-founder of Orthoscan and maintain the largest independent inventory of factory-level Orthoscan HD parts in the country. No other service organization has this depth of HD-specific expertise, parts availability, and refurbishment capability. 85% of issues are resolved through 24/7 phone and video support. When on-site service is needed, certified Orthoscan-trained technicians respond within 24 to 48 hours in most U.S. metro areas.

Certified Refurbishment Process

Every Orthoscan HD sold by Minicarm.com goes through a 47-point certified refurbishment performed by Orthoscan-trained technicians. The process covers tube performance, image-intensifier calibration, C-arm mechanical integrity, electrical safety, software updates, and full cosmetic restoration.

Warranty and Service Contracts

Standard refurbished sales include a 12-month parts and labor warranty. Extended service contracts (24, 36, and 60 months) are available with options for on-site response, loaner equipment during repair, virtual setup assistance for new installs, and annual preventive maintenance visits.

OEM Parts Availability

Minicarm.com maintains the largest independent inventory of OEM Orthoscan HD parts in the United States, including image intensifiers, monitors, generator boards, and complete C-arm components, with overnight shipping to minimize downtime.

In-Service and Training

In-person or virtual training available, to help your team understand and use all features of the Orthoscan HD Mini C-Arm.

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How the Orthoscan HD Compares to Other Orthoscan Mini C-Arms

Model	Detector	Resolution	Best For
Orthoscan HD	6/4-inch image intensifier	1k x 1k	Extremity Imaging
Orthoscan UC	6/4-inch image intensifier	1k x 1k	In-office extremity, compact footprint
Orthoscan FD	6x4-inch flat detector	2k x 1.5k	Surgical extremity, sterile field
Orthoscan FD Pulse	6/6-inch flat detector	1.5k x 1.5k	Lowest dose, pulsed fluoroscopy
Orthoscan Mobile DI	6x4-inch flat detector	2k x 1.5k	Portable (35 lb)

Orthoscan HD Technical Specifications

X-Ray Source

kVp range: 40–78 kVp
mA range: 0.040–0.160 mA
Focal spot: 50 microns
High-frequency monoblock generator

Image Intensifier

Type: cesium iodide image intensifier
Field of view: 6-inch and 4-inch dual field of view
Resolution: 1k x 1k digital
Detective quantum efficiency: 65%
Frame rate: 30 fps
Image processing: real-time noise reduction, edge enhancement, auto-adjust for metal, motion, and anatomy

C-Arm Mechanics and Range of Motion

Vertical range: 41 inches
Arc depth: 18.2 inches (36% greater than competing mini C-arms)
Free space: 13.8 inches
Pivot rotation: 380 degrees
Lateral rotation: 320 degrees
Single-operator maneuverability

Image Storage and Export

On-board storage: 8,000 images
Temporary image hold: 512 images
Export formats: DICOM, JPEG, BMP, AVI
Export targets: PACS, USB, printer
Optional wireless communication module
DICOM 3.0 compliant (print, store, query and retrieve)
Optional 90-minute video recording

Monitor and Display

Size: 20.1-inch LCD
Height-adjustable with articulating arm
Live and reference image side-by-side

Physical

Height: 44.5 inches
Width: 29 inches
Length: 37 inches
Weight: 400 lbs

Power Requirements

Standard 110–120 VAC, single-phase
No dedicated electrical service required

Need a full datasheet? Request the Orthoscan HD service manual.

Orthoscan HD Pricing and Purchase Options

BUY a Refurbished Orthoscan HD

Certified-refurbished Orthoscan HD pricing from Minicarm.com starts as low as $20,000 and runs up to $30,000 depending on year, hours, accessories, and warranty tier. Every refurbished system is rebuilt with OEM parts by Orthoscan-trained technicians and ships with a 12-month parts and labor warranty.

LEASE an Orthoscan HD

Lease terms run 24, 36, or 60 months with end-of-term purchase options. Operating leases keep the equipment off your balance sheet; capital leases qualify for Section 179 depreciation.

RENT an Orthoscan HD

Mini C-Arm Rentals are available for surge coverage, clinical trials, and case-by-case projects. Monthly rental rates start in the low four figures depending on rental length.

Estimate monthly revenue and break-even timeline using our Clinical Reimbursement Calculator

Review our Mini C-Arm Buyer’s Guide

Learn more about financing options.

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The Minicarm.com Difference

The President of Minicarm.com is a co-founder of Orthoscan and are the only independent source for factory-level Orthoscan HD parts, service, and refurbishment in the United States.

Common Questions About the Orthoscan HD

What makes the Orthoscan HD different from the Orthoscan FD?

Both the Orthoscan HD and Orthoscan FD are used for surgical extremity imaging, but they serve different workflows. The HD focuses on extended vertical range (41 inches) and arc depth (18.2 inches) for beach-chair shoulder imaging and standing-knee positioning. The FD focuses on surgical workflow with a 6x4-inch flat detector at 2k x 1.5k resolution and a thin sterile-field housing that sits directly on the OR table. The HD is the positioning-focused diagnostic mini C-arm; the FD is the flat-detector surgical OR mini C-arm.

How much does a refurbished Orthoscan HD cost?

Certified-refurbished Orthoscan HD pricing starts as low as $20,000 and typically runs up to $30,000 depending on year of manufacture, hours of use, included accessories, and warranty tier. Call (800) 643-2998 for an exact quote.

Can the Orthoscan HD image shoulder positions?

Yes. The Orthoscan HD has 41 inches of vertical range and an 18.2-inch arc depth specifically designed for shoulder positioning and standing-knee imaging. This extended vertical range is one of the primary reasons orthopedic and sports medicine practices choose the HD over other mini C-arms.

What is the difference between the Orthoscan HD and the Orthoscan UC?

Both the HD and UC use a 6/4-inch image intensifier at 1k x 1k resolution. The key difference is vertical range and arc depth. The HD has 41 inches of vertical travel and an 18.2-inch arc depth designed for beach-chair and standing-knee cases. The UC is the most compact mini C-arm in the Orthoscan lineup, built for in-office extremity work where footprint matters more than vertical range.

Minicarm.com is not affiliated with or endorsed by Orthoscan. All product names, logos, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners and used for identification purposes only. Orthoscan HD Mini C-Arm pricing, specifications, and availability subject to change. Refurbished mini C-arms are inspected and certified by Minicarm.com under our own quality program, independent of the original manufacturer.