Computed tomography is one of the most valuable tools used for diagnosis. It’s a special type of imaging that allows physicians to view organs and bones non-invasively.
CT Scans are often used to diagnose many different cancers. While some forms of cancer are dropping in the U.S., like colorectal and cervical cancers, cancer is still a health crisis.
According to Mordor Intelligence, the CT market will grow by almost 6% annually between now and 2026. Today’s scanner manufacturers are now enhancing their CT scanner models with more productivity-enhancing features. These features include quality, dose, workflow, artificial intelligence technologies, intelligent user interfaces, precision and speed. Let’s take a closer look.
Accuracy, Precision and Speed From Aquilion Exceed LB CT
Canon Medical Systems USA Inc has introduced this CT system that has the potential to enhance the treatment of cancer patients by oncologists. It has the ability to reduce radiation dose exposure, increase patient throughput and improve accuracy. The technology delivers high-quality, high-resolution volumetric, 3D reconstruction images in a cost effective and clinically relevant manner.
Siemens Intelligent User Interface with Somatom X.ceed CT Scanner
This CT scanner by Siemens Healthineers features both a high level of resolution unlike any other single-source CT system with high speed scanning capabilities. There’s also a new hardware/software combination that simplifies CT-guided interventions.
Revolution Ascend With Effortless Workflow by GE Healthcare
This CT Scanner offers a collection of AI technologies that will automate and simplify tasks that are time consuming. By increasing operational efficiency, clinicians will have more time to deliver more personalized care for more patients.
It has a lower table, a larger new 75 cm-wide gantry and 40 mm detector coverage. It will accommodate high body mass index patients and trauma patients that can be too delicate to maneuver in a smaller gantry.
More To Come
More and more manufacturers are working on improving existing workflow enhancements. There will be more strides in productivity and faster exam times. Look for more advanced software and hardware solutions, too. Just remember—not every Medical imaging facility will need the newest technology in order to serve their patients. Refurbished and used medical imaging equipment can provide the performance you want and the service warranties you need. Talk to the experts at Atlantis Worldwide to discuss the best solutions for your needs.
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