The application dimension of Fixed And Mobile C‑arms segmentation reflects the clinical procedures that demand real‑time fluoroscopic imaging. Orthopedic surgery remains the dominant application, accounting for roughly one‑third of unit deployments because of routine joint replacement, spine fixation, and fracture fixation that rely on precise bony visualization. Trauma surgery follows, driven by emergency department needs for rapid assessment of pelvic, femoral, and thoracic injuries where mobile C‑arms enable bedside imaging. Neurosurgical procedures, including spinal decompression and intracranial catheter placement, represent a smaller but high‑margin segment, requiring superior image resolution and often favoring fixed systems with advanced detector technology. Vascular interventions, such as endovascular aneurysm repair and peripheral angiography, increasingly adopt mobile C‑arms for hybrid operating rooms, blending surgical and imaging capabilities. Finally, dental and maxillofacial applications, though niche, contribute a measurable share due to the compact footprint of mobile units that suit outpatient clinics. The chartData below quantifies these application shares, providing a clear visual of market taxonomy.