Siemens Healthineers Ends General Imaging Ultrasound Sales
Siemens Healthineers is ending sales of four general imaging ultrasound systems as it shifts its focus to cardiovascular procedures and image-guided therapies.
Siemens Healthineers is ending sales of four general imaging ultrasound systems as it shifts its focus to cardiovascular procedures and image-guided therapies.
The solution combines a 1.5T MRI platform with MR-compatible mapping, monitoring, and catheter technologies to support radiation-free cardiac procedures.
The new automated breast ultrasound system and web-based viewer are designed to enhance screening for patients with dense breasts and streamline multi-site workflows.
The pediatric body array coil, developed to offer a more flexible alternative to rigid devices, is optimized and validated for use on 3.0T MRI systems.
The new CT platform features fast reconstruction speeds, an 85-cm bore, and AI-enabled workflows aimed at improving throughput in acute care environments.
The new system is designed to support clinical assessment of gastrointestinal, liver, and pancreatic diseases.
The patient-side system features a high weight capacity and enhancements for positioning and safety.
The investigational system uses X-ray diffraction and AI to analyze the molecular composition of tissue, aiming to reduce unnecessary biopsies.
New technologies showcased at SNMMI 2026 aim to support precision care and streamline workflows as adoption of targeted therapies grows.
A side-by-side look at PACS capabilities, from supported modalities and interoperability standards to pricing, licensing, and EHR integration.
The companies will operate as a single integrated provider under the Tri-Imaging name, bringing together aftermarket imaging parts, field service, depot repair, and technical training across MRI, CT, and X-ray platforms.