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Technology
 Da Vinci Surgical System
As northern Nevada's healthcare leader, Renown Health has invested in the robotic da Vinci Surgical System to provide world class care to our community.
Major benefits:
- Creating smaller incisions with much less scarring
- Reducing trauma to the body during surgery
- Reducing recovery time, allowing patients to return to work and daily activities sooner
GE Innova 2100 IQ
The GE Innova 2100 IQ is an all-digital X-ray imaging system optimized for cardiovascular, angiographic and interventional imaging. It provides detailed images which enhance physicians' ability to treat patients.
Major benefits:
- ability to clearly view hard-to-see blood vessels and anatomy
- revolutionary image quality
- considerable reduction in overall radiation exposure
 GE Innova 2000
The GE Innova 2000 is the world's first all-digital X-ray cardiovascular imaging system. Cardiologists use it when performing procedures to view and treat potentional blockages that could cause heart attacks or other serious problems.
Major benefits:
- ability to view devices such as catheters used during procedures
- the detector delivers the highest quality images
- considerable reduction in overall radiation exposure
TELIGENTM Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD)
This device is used to treat sudden cardiac death, which is the abrupt loss of heart function, usually due to an electrical rhythm dysfunction in the lower chambers of the heart that causes the heart to pump blood ineffectively.
Major benefits:
- world's thinnest ICD - the small size and physiologic shape are designed with patient comfort in mind.
- Quick ConvertTM - enables patients to receive pacing therapy for ventricular tachycardias.
D-SPECT Camera
The D-SPECT Cardiac Imaging System is the first of its kind in northern Nevada and is one of only 30 in the world. This new technology helps detect heart attacks faster and more accurately.
Major benefits:
- Detects heart attacks faster
- Fast scanning that allows for a patient to sit in a chair without having to hold the left arm over head
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