Siemens Healthineers Introduces the Naeotom Alpha Class CT
Siemens Healthineers introduced the Naeotom Alpha class of photon-counting CT scanners, expanding access to detailed, high-speed imaging.
Siemens Healthineers introduced the Naeotom Alpha class of photon-counting CT scanners, expanding access to detailed, high-speed imaging.
As a worldwide shortage of contrast dye for medical imaging continues, a new UC San Francisco research letter in JAMA quantified strategies medical facilities can employ to safely reduce dye use in CT by up to 83%
Malvern, Pa.-based Siemens Healthineers announces the launch of Somatom X.ceed, a high-resolution, high-speed CT engineered specifically for the most challenging clinical areas where time and precision are of essence.
Siemens Healthineers introduced the Naeotom Alpha class of photon-counting CT scanners, expanding access to detailed, high-speed imaging.
Physicians at Peoria, Ill.-based UnityPoint Health Methodist are utilizing Toshiba Medical’s Infinix-i 4D CT system to perform a wide range of interventional procedures, such as tumor therapy, embolization, arterial interventions, dialysis, and stent placement.
Read MoreSan Diego-based Merry X-Ray Corp. has announced the purchase of Consensys Imaging Service Inc., an FDA-compliant national service provider for diagnostic imaging equipment. This acquisition comes on the heels of Merry X-Ray’s recent acquisition of Universal Medical Systems, a provider of CT and MRI scanners.
Read MoreHitachi Healthcare Americas Inc, based in Twinsburg, Ohio, has attained FDA 510(k) clearance to market its Supria True64 computed tomography (CT) system, the premier model within Hitachi’s Supria compact CT family.
Read MoreSt. 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.