Shimadzu Medical Systems has successfully installed the first Trinias SCORE Opera C12 angiography system in the U.S. at Beaufort Memorial Hospital in South Carolina. This advanced ceiling-mounted angiography system is expected to revolutionize clinical decision-making while simultaneously reducing radiation exposure and improving patient comfort. The hospital, which recently expanded its catheterization lab, plans to perform around 650 heart procedures annually. Critical conditions such as heart attacks, which result from blocked arteries, leading to a loss of blood flow in the heart muscle, can now be effectively treated with the help of this cutting-edge technology.
Through a partnership with CMS Imaging, Shimadzu Medical Systems has successfully introduced their revolutionary Trinias SCORE Opera C12 angiography system to the U.S. healthcare market. The innovative system has been installed at Beaufort Memorial Hospital, enabling them to conduct approximately 650 heart procedures per year in their expanded catheterization lab. With enhanced image quality and reduced radiation exposure, this advanced angiography system can significantly improve clinical decision-making and patient comfort. Hospital officials highlighted the critical significance of the cath lab, specifically in treating conditions like heart attacks where immediate intervention is required to restore blood flow in the heart muscle.
Beaufort Memorial Hospital is now equipped with the first installation of Shimadzu Medical Systems’ Trinias SCORE Opera C12 angiography system in the U.S. This state-of-the-art ceiling-mounted system is set to revolutionize the way heart procedures are performed, providing improved image quality and enhancing clinical decision-making. With the potential to significantly reduce radiation exposure and enhance patient comfort, the system marks a notable advancement in cardiovascular care. The hospital, having recently expanded its catheterization lab, anticipates conducting a substantial number of heart procedures annually, particularly addressing critical conditions such as heart attacks that result from obstructed arteries and necessitate prompt intervention to restore blood flow in the heart muscle.
