Cios Spin

New perspectives, full control — a mobile 2D and 3D C-arm for intraoperative quality control when 2D alone is not enough.

CMOS flat-detector imaging with iso-centric Retina 3D, optional metal artefact reduction, and NaviLink 3D for navigation handoff.

Siemens Healthineers Cios Spin mobile 2D and 3D C-arm in the Pinnacle studio

Cios Spin shown in a representative configuration. Product imagery: Siemens Healthineers, composited in the Pinnacle studio.

30 × 30 cm

CMOS field of view

±100°

Orbital movement

16 cm³

Retina 3D volume

30 s

3D scan speed

Product configurations and availability may vary by market. Confirm the appropriate configuration with Pinnacle Medical.

Key capabilities

Built for hospital work.

Highlights below are restated from Siemens Healthineers public product materials. Licensed options depend on the configuration offered in the Philippines.

CMOS flat detector

Field of view 30 cm × 30 cm (12" × 12") with image resolution 1952 × 1952 pixels, as published in Canada technical specifications and the brochure.

Retina 3D (iso-centric)

Iso-centric scan scheme with up to 400 projections; 3D volume 16 cm × 16 cm × 16 cm at 512 × 512 × 512; scan speed 30 seconds.

Metal artefact reduction

A published option to reduce artefacts such as blind spots and streaks in 3D images.

NaviLink 3D and OR workflow aids

Optional digital interface that automatically transfers 3D datasets to certified navigation systems. Easy 3D guidance, Screw Scout and Target Pointer (options), green laser light localizer, electromagnetic brakes accessible from the sterile field, and Cios OpenApps.

For hospital buyers

What the system is built to do.

Siemens Healthineers Cios Spin is a mobile C-arm for 2D and 3D intraoperative imaging, built for quality control when screw and implant placement must be confirmed in the OR. The published detector chain is a CMOS flat panel at 30 × 30 cm with 1952 × 1952 resolution. Peak power is listed as 25 kW / 15 kW (option) on current product pages; geometry includes ±100° orbital movement, 74 cm immersion depth, and about 93.6–94 cm free space.

Retina 3D uses an iso-centric scan of up to 400 projections to rebuild a 16 cm cube at 512³ in about 30 seconds. Metal artefact reduction, NaviLink 3D, Screw Scout, and Target Pointer are published options that support dense anatomy, navigation handoff, and device assessment. Clinical pages position the system for ortho/trauma, spine, and related intraoperative use.

Pinnacle Medical is the local partner in the Philippines for system selection, installation coordination, clinical applications support, and nationwide after-sales service. Configuration, licensed options, and availability depend on the current market offer.

CMOS flat detector

Retina 3D (iso-centric)

Metal artefact reduction

Available through Pinnacle Medical

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Product information. Local support.

Discuss Cios Spin with our team in the Philippines. Contact us for product information and local availability.

Pinnacle Medical supports equipment planning, installation, applications assistance and after-sales coordination across the Philippines.

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Carmona City, Cavite · Serving healthcare facilities across the Philippines

(02) 8785 0932info@pinnaclemedical.com.ph