Introduction
Fluoroscopy is commonly used in surgeries for spinal instrumentation placement, but its limited field of view restricts the assessment of global spinal alignment. The X-Pano™ system, used with the G-Arm® B6 Duo, offers an enhanced imaging solution.

Specifications and Features
X-Pano™ provides a panoramic imaging capability that allows for quick, low-dose image acquisition in the operating room (OR). It utilizes automated stitching algorithms to create full-length images in both anterior-posterior (A/P) and lateral planes within seconds. These images can be used for measurements such as the COBB angle in spinal scans.

Procedures and Efficiency
The X-Pano system operates while the patient remains on the OR table, eliminating several procedural steps typically required for spine or full-limb X-rays. This efficiency potentially reduces costs and simplifies the imaging process. The system moves along the table to capture images, which are then automatically stitched and displayed on dual monitors.

Radiation and Safety
The G-Arm system uses asynchronous X-Beam™ pulsing and auto-image features to optimize image quality and minimize radiation exposure. This capability allows for accurate imaging from the occipital to the sacrum, reducing the risk of wrong-site surgery, a common cause of malpractice lawsuits. Similar benefits apply to full-length limb assessments.

Conclusion
X-Pano™ with G-Arm® B6 Duo represents a significant advancement in surgical imaging, offering comprehensive, efficient, and safer imaging solutions for spinal and limb assessments.