Dornier continues to develop new technologies to obtain the highest level of efficacy and treatment flexibility from their lithotripters. The result is low retreatment rates, patient comfort and improved treatment efficiency.

UIMS, Urology Information Management System

UIMS - Dornier's next generation of digital imaging, data management, and connectivity platform is urology based and available on all Dornier high-end lithotripters and urology tables. The graphical user interface is easy to use and allows direct interaction with all functions, including image and data management.

• PACS ready system can be integrated into the hospital or clinic network
• Comprehensive DICOM capabilities including print, store, query/retrieve and Worklist Management
• Multi-modality image support including CT, MR and ultrasound
  User friendly design and predefined protocols streamline workflow and make set-up quick, easy and error free
• Images are displayed on LCD flat panel monitors

EMSE, Electromagnetic Shock Wave Emitter

Today, hundreds of physicians trust Dornier's proven EMSE technology to deliver consistent, reliable energy which ensures low retreatment rates with minimal side effects.

• Consistent, reliable energy delivery
• Shorter treatment times
• High depth penetration and wide dynamic range
• Low re-treatment rates
• Minimal side effects

Computer Controlled Automatic Positioning

The computer controlled automatic positioning system automatically adjusts the table position to place the target into the focal zone. The target is adjusted in two projection directions, while the view to the focus area is maintained. The automatic positioning feature, combined with pulsed fluoroscopy lead to reduced radiation dose to the patient.

Dual Mode Imaging

The system offers flexible imaging options which can be used independently or in combination to ensure localization under difficult anatomical conditions.

• Two imaging modes - X-ray or the optional isocentric ultrasound
• Flexible imaging options can be used independently or in combination
• Single mode imaging using either X-ray or isocentric ultrasound
• Dual imaging mode using two imaging options