Iris AirShuttle

DESIGNED TO SIMPLIFY THE COMPLEX AND DELICATE INTERVENTIONAL WORKFLOWS

The Iris AirShuttle provides a seamless patient platform to bridge the gap from procedure to imaging. Position your patient once and maintain consistent positioning and support, reducing motion during transfer from Angio to MR and CT. Proprietary composite materials maintain a highly detailed level of imaging in a lightweight, easily manageable system.

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Patient undergoing C-Arm imaging on Iris AirShuttle

Features

For use in all modalities regardless of vendor
Radiolucent and suitable for use in the MRI
Indexable to angiography couchtop
Allows for optimal MR coil placement
Intrabore adjustments are made possible by utilizing patented Air Bearing technology
Fully configurable accessory rails assist in cable management
Removable, cleanable pads allow for optimal comfort and imaging
Accommodates a wide range of patient sizes

Iris AirShuttle Package includes: Iris AirShuttle, Iris AirShuttle Cushion (1.5" thick), Symphony IV Pole, IV Pole Clamp, Transfer Handles (x2); Iris Air Bearing (Spare)

Interventional and Procedural Workflows

Interventional & Procedural Workflows

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Patient undergoing MR Imaging on the Iris AirShuttle

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Iris AirShuttle with AirDrive Trolley Package

Iris AirShuttle with AirDrive Caddie Package

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Iris AirShuttle with AirDrive Caddie Package

Patient undergoing MRI Imaging on Iris AirShuttle

XT-5100-60

Iris AirShuttle Package

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"Iris AirShuttle is a central part of our workflow for transferring patients between the cardiac interventional lab and other procedural areas like the MRI scanner. Stable patient positioning and the low effort required to transfer patients between procedural and transport tables has allowed for safe patient movement with intra-cardiac sheaths in place and allowed our team to focus on other aspects of patient management."

DR. ARAVINDAN KOLANDAIVELU, ASSISANT PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICINE