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Single monitor C‑arm memory: live and hold on one screen.
The Single Monitor edition of EasyMeM puts the live image on the left and the held image on the right of one display, with the controls in a compact dock.
One screen, two images
Single monitor C‑arm memory is ideal when the room has space or budget for only one display. The live image appears on the left half of the screen while you press the pedal. When you release, the last frame is held on the right half, so you can compare the new live image with the previous one side by side.
What you get
- Live image (left) and last image hold (right) on one monitor.
- Automatic capture on every pedal release, into a captures list.
- Brightness, contrast, frame averaging, rotation, flips and zoom.
- Image editor for annotation and patient registration.
- Save images as PNG files to share or add to records.
- Compact control dock that keeps the images large.
What is included
- Computer (CPU) with EasyMeM installed and set up for a single monitor.
- Video capture hardware, tested with the system.
- Foot pedal.
- All you need on your side is a C‑arm with an analog video output.
Single or dual monitor?
Both editions have the same features. If you would like the held image full screen on its own display, see dual monitor C‑arm memory. You can discuss the best fit for your room with us.
Questions
What is single monitor C‑arm memory?
It is C‑arm image memory that shows the live image and the held last image side by side on a single monitor.
Is the single monitor edition missing any features?
No. The Single Monitor and Dual Monitor editions have the same features; only the screen layout is different.
Which C‑arm manufacturers is it compatible with?
EasyMeM reads the standard analog video output of the C‑arm, so it is not tied to a single C‑arm manufacturer. Send us your C‑arm make and model and we will confirm compatibility.
Can I move from single to dual monitor later?
Talk to us about your setup. Both editions use the same system hardware, so changing the layout later is usually straightforward.