Canon AERO IXR Interventional X-Ray System

The Canon AERO IXR is purpose-built for modern ASCs and OBLs, combining advanced imaging, flexible room design, and low-dose technology to support a wide range of interventional procedures.

Overview

Designed for outpatient environments, the Canon AERO IXR delivers high-quality imaging while maximizing space efficiency and procedural flexibility. Its floor-mounted design allows unobstructed patient access, supports radial and peripheral procedures, and enables fast room turnover—ideal for high-volume OBL and ASC settings. Integrated dose optimization and advanced visualization tools help clinicians perform procedures confidently while prioritizing patient and staff safety.

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Main Features

Designed for ASC and OBL Environments

The AERO IXR’s compact, floor-mounted configuration optimizes space, improves patient access, and supports efficient installation in both new and existing outpatient facilities.

Advanced Imaging with Dose Optimization

Canon’s DoseRite and ImagingRite technologies deliver clear, high-resolution images while reducing radiation exposure for patients and staff during interventional procedures.

Workflow Efficiency and Clinical Flexibility

Features such as fingertip-to-fingertip coverage, tablet-based controls, and compatibility with QMAPP® hemodynamics help streamline procedures and support faster case turnaround.

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Additional Information

The Canon AERO IXR supports a broad range of cardiovascular, peripheral vascular, and interventional radiology procedures commonly performed in ASCs and OBLs. By minimizing room constraints and enhancing operator control, the system helps facilities expand service offerings while maintaining consistent image quality and operational efficiency. Canon’s consultative approach—including financing options, room planning, and long-term service support—ensures each system is tailored to meet the unique needs of outpatient centers.