Persona C

Fujifilm Persona C
Mobile fluoroscopy with a dedicated display station and CsI flat panel.
Surgical C-arm with dual 21.5-inch touch monitors, 21×21 cm (1.8 MP) or 30×30 cm (3.8 MP) CsI detector, pulsed fluoro, Roadmap, DSA, and a removable-grid radiography mode. Lightweight alloys and color-coded locks for fast OR moves.
Quotes stay private. Call 720-600-3117 for a number that matches the room.
Persona C is the traditional mobile fluoro system in the Fujifilm family — a dedicated display cart plus a compact C-arm, not the Cross hybrid. Absolute operability: multi-touch console on the arm, live image on both sides, and a display station with 1920×1920-class matrix and portrait thumbnail mode.
Choose 21×21 cm aSi CsI (1.8 million pixels) or 30×30 cm (3.8 million). Pulsed fluoro with high-quality and low-dose modes, Digital Subtraction Angiography, Roadmap, and radiography with a removable grid. Soft bumpers, carbon-fiber and polymer construction, color-coded brakes.
We quote Persona C when the OR wants a classic two-piece C-arm with a large viewing station. If they also need portable radiography from the same device, that is FDR Cross — we keep those as separate recommendations so the suite gets the platform it actually needs.
What matters in the room
- Dual 21.5-inch touch monitors on a dedicated cart
- 21×21 cm or 30×30 cm CsI flat panel
- Pulsed fluoro, Roadmap, DSA, radiography mode
- Arm-mounted multi-touch operator console
- Color-coded locks and soft bumpers
- I/O for hospital network integration
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