Imaging Equipment for
Pain Management Clinics
Fluoroscopic guidance is the backbone of interventional pain procedures. We supply the C-arms, tables, and X-ray systems that pain management centers across the Southeast depend on.
Why It Matters
Precision imaging for every procedure
Pain management relies on real-time fluoroscopic imaging for epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, facet joint injections, spinal cord stimulator placements, and kyphoplasty. The wrong C-arm — or a C-arm that keeps breaking down — directly affects patient outcomes and your schedule.
- High-resolution fluoroscopy for precise needle placement
- Mini C-arms for extremity procedures, full-size for spine
- C-arm tables designed for patient access and positioning
- Rental option — ideal for new clinics or procedure days
- Service contracts that keep your equipment uptime high
- Delivery, installation & training included
Recommended for Pain Centers
- OEC Elite CFD — Our flagship: flat-panel, lowest dose, newest technology
- OEC 9600 — Reliable, cost-effective full-size C-arm for pain suites
- OEC 9800 — Superior image quality for high-volume pain facilities
- OEC 9900 — The most advanced of the classic OEC line
- Oakworks / STI / Morgan Med Tables — Radiolucent procedure tables for patient positioning
💡 New to interventional pain?
Our rental program is perfect for pain clinics adding a new procedure room or opening a second location. No capital outlay, no long-term commitment — just C-arm access on month-to-month terms with free service included.
Common Procedures
Procedures that require C-arm guidance
Epidural Injections
Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar epidural steroid injections for pain relief
Nerve Blocks
Selective nerve root blocks and sympathetic nerve blocks
Facet Joint Injections
Medial branch blocks and radiofrequency ablation procedures
SCS Placement
Spinal cord stimulator lead placement and trial procedures
Kyphoplasty
Vertebral compression fracture treatment with balloon kyphoplasty
Sacroiliac Joint
SI joint injections and fusion guidance under fluoroscopy
Talk to a pain center equipment specialist
We'll recommend the right C-arm for your procedure mix and volume.