Philips Launches AI-Based CT System
Royal Philips has introduced the Philips CT 5300 system, which incorporates AI capabilities tailored for diagnosis, interventional procedures, and screening.
Royal Philips has introduced the Philips CT 5300 system, which incorporates AI capabilities tailored for diagnosis, interventional procedures, and screening.
The U.S. FDA says that it has granted 510(k) premarket clearance to what it deems the “first new major technological improvement for CT imaging in nearly a decade”—Siemens Healthineers’ Naeotom Alpha CT scanner.
Whether maintaining the life of a current CT tube, or looking at options for a replacement, investing a little time in the process can end up saving unnecessary costs and headaches. Here’s how.
Royal Philips has introduced the Philips CT 5300 system, which incorporates AI capabilities tailored for diagnosis, interventional procedures, and screening.
St. Cloud Hospital in Minnesota recently installed the Aquilion ONE/GENESIS Edition from Toshiba Medical. The system is located across a hallway from the emergency department and is being used for a wide range of exams, including neuro perfusion studies.
Read MoreIn five years, Kaleida Health’s Stroke Care Center (SCC) at the Gates Vascular Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., realized more than $5.4 million in cost savings by using the Aquilion ONE CT system from Toshiba Medical, Tustin, Calif., to diagnose acute stroke.
Read MoreAhead of July’s AHRA 2017 annual conference, 24×7 Magazine caught up with Satrajit Misra, Toshiba America Medical Systems’ vice president of marketing and strategic development, to preview some of the systems that will be on display. Here’s the scoop.
Read MoreThe primary advantage of the scanner is that it provides true 3D and highly detailed images of the human breast, offering a less obstructed view of potential lesions than provided by current 2D mammograms.
Read MoreZ-DOSE29 utilizes secure networking protocols and proprietary connectivity algorithms to interact with CT scanners, recording the CTDi and DLP values and alerts the CT technologist (prior to scanning) of any values exceeding a predefined threshold.
Read MoreIn this article, Michael Wendt, senior vice president of diagnostic imaging for Siemens Healthineers North America, shares his thoughts on the current state of the medical imaging market and discusses how HTM professionals play an important role in the success of an imaging procedure. Don’t miss out.
Read MoreThe Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA) recently commended Aetna for its decision to cover CT colonography, also known as virtual colonoscopy. Colon cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S., despite having a 90% cure rate when detected early.