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Report date: 06.10.2025
Philips Mobile C-Arm X-ray Device Analysis Report
Overview and Device Description
The images show a mobile C-arm X-ray device used for medical imaging and its accompanying monitor cart. The device is designed to provide real-time fluoroscopic imaging, especially during surgical operations, orthopedic interventions, and emergency procedures. The total number of items in the images consists of a complete system: 1 C-arm main unit, 1 wheeled monitor console, and 1 footswitch.
Brand Identification
The Philips brand logo is clearly visible on the image intensifier section located on the C-arm of the device. Therefore, the product’s brand has been identified as Philips. Since no label or writing regarding model information is legible in the images, the model has not been specified.
Physical Condition and Deformation Analysis
The general condition of the device is assessed as used. The units are partially wrapped in stretch film for storage or transportation. The environment where the device is located appears to be a warehouse-like area with a concrete floor. Generally, no significant cracks, fractures, or dents are observed on the surfaces. However, movable parts such as wheels and cables show dirt due to use and wear. Due to the stretch film covering, a detailed analysis of fine scratches or color fading on the surfaces cannot be fully performed.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
As mechanical components, the joints that enable the C-arm’s movement and the wheels are visible in the image. No visible breaks or missing parts have been detected in these components. The wheels of the monitor console show dirt and signs of wear. The device’s monitor is seen to be on, with an interface running on the screen. This indicates that at least the basic electronic components and the screen of the device are receiving power and functioning. Several X-ray images printed on thermal paper are hanging on the side of the console. This suggests that the device’s imaging and printing functions were operational previously.
Accessories and Equipment
The following accessories have been identified in the image along with the device:
- Monitor Cart: The original dual-monitor, wheeled console belonging to the device.
- Footswitch: A multi-pedal footswitch connected to the device by a cable is on the floor.
- Connection Cables: The cables providing the connection between the main unit and the console, as well as the device’s power cables, are scattered on the floor. No significant crushing or breakage has been observed in the cables.
Screen Analysis
One of the screens on the monitor cart is observed to be on, with a software interface running on it. Due to the lack of clarity in the image, the content of menus, texts, or potential error codes on the screen cannot be read. The screen being operational is a positive sign that the device’s electronic system is active.
Potential Risk Assessment
Based on visual inspection, there is no obvious break or damage that would directly prevent the device from operating. The monitor being operational is a positive indicator. However, due to the product being used and its storage conditions, a detailed technical inspection is recommended. The cables scattered on the floor, in their current state, pose a risk of tripping and crushing, but this situation is believed to stem from a temporary storage arrangement. Overall, based on visual evidence, the device’s condition is reasonable considering its age and usage history.
