Comparison of CT Scan Imaging Systems
Comparison of CT Scan Imaging Systems
Comparison of CT Scan Imaging Systems
CT SCAN IMAGING
SYSTEMS
CONTENTS Comparison of the following CT scan
imaging systems from different
companies:
Canon Medical systems USA:
Aquilion Precision
Siemens Healthlineers: Somatom
Force
Philips & Co: IQon Spectral CT
Ge healthcare: Optima CT540
Canon medical systems was created from two
CANON global leaders Canon and Toshiba Medicals.
Toshiba Medical was built to improve the quality
MEDICAL of life for all people. It delivered on this mission
with medical innovations that are Made for Life—
SYSTEMS made to improve the lives of patients, clinicians
and administrators.
It has built a legacy with pioneering medical
technology, being the creators of the first X-ray
machines in 1932 and Japan’s first MRI in 1983.
Canon acquired Toshiba Medicals in 2016, Canon
entered the health care industry in 1940 with its
development of Japan’s first indirect X-ray camera.
The partnership of Toshiba Medicals and Canon
(now Canon Medical Systems Corporation), brings
together two cutting-edge technology businesses,
founded with similar values of creativity, flexibility
and patient-friendly healthcare solutions.
CANON
MEDICAL
SYSTEMS:
AQUILION
PRECISION
Design Specifications:
PUREViSION detector
Detector
technology – 16 / 32 slices
Iterative reconstruction AIDR
Reconstruction
3D Enhanced
SYSTEMS: •
•
New 0.25 mm x 160 rows—Industry smallest
New miniaturized DAS components
AQUILION • Couch top with precision reinforced drive
PRECISION •
mechanism
New Matrix, 1024 x 1024
• Optimized for UHR CT acquisitions
• 150 micron, 50 lp/cm* resolution
• AIDR 3D Enhanced optimized for UHR CT
acquisitions
• AiCE-optimized for UHR CT acquisitions
CANON Clinical Applications
MEDICAL • CT Deep Learning Spectral.
SYSTEMS: •
•
CT Cardiac Analysis.
CT Cardiac Functional Analysis.
AQUILION • CT Colon Analysis.
PRECISION •
•
CT EP Planning.
CT Endovascular Stent Planning (EVSP)
• CT Liver Analysis.
• CT Lung Analysis.
• CT brain perfusion
• CT body perfusion
• CT dental analysis
• CT respiratory analysis
CANON Clinical Applications
MEDICAL
Capture and display of cross-sectional volumes of the body
Safety Considerations
PRECISION 3.
better use of X-ray photons;
SUREkV: Provides automated kV selection based on
patient size;
4. Organ Effective Modulation: Delivers safer exams for
both patients and providers by limiting dose to
radiosensitive organs and during helical scanning and
CT fluoroscopy procedures;
5. Contrast Management: Improves workflow and safety
by standardizing contrast protocols and automatically
tracking volume of contrast used during an exam; and
6. Power Save Mode: Sleep mode option decreases energy
consumption when CT system is not in use.
Siemens Healthcare makes an astounding investment
SIEMENS in research and development, over one billion Euros
annually, to bring real-world solutions to healthcare
HEALTHLINEERS providers. Siemens invented the first industrially
manufactured X-ray tubes for medical diagnostics in
1986, they have engineered solutions that have
become instrumental to the health of patients and the
organizations that care for them.
Including the first: comprehensive imaging solution
that combines reliable radiopharmaceutical
manufacturing and distribution with innovative PET
hardware and software1 for PET imaging of amyloid
plaques, Wireless transducer ultrasound system,
Fully integrated positron emission tomography
(PET) and magnetic resonance (MR) system, PET-
CT scanner, Dual source CT, Angiography C-arm
system based on robotic technology, Blood test for
measuring circulating levels of the HER-2/neu
oncoprotein, Automated equimolar Vitamin D Total
Assay with 18-minute results, Workflow-enabled
Healthcare Information System (HIS).
SIEMENS
HEALTHLINEERS:
SOMATOM FORCE
Design Specifications:
X-ray tubes 2 x VectronTM X-ray tubes
SIEMENS
Detectors 2 x Stellar Infinity detectors
with anti-scatter 3D collimator
HEALTHLINEERS:
grid SOMATOM FORCE
Number of acquired slices 384 (2 × 192) slices
Gantry opening 78 cm
Design Features:
Position patients precisely with FAST
SIEMENS Integrated Workflow
HEALTHLINEERS: Accommodate the smallest to the tallest
with personalized scanning
SOMATOM FORCE
Zero-click postprocessing with Rapid
Results
Improve patient care with gentle and
ultra-low-dose scanning
Free-breathing and powerful imaging
4D imaging at half the dose and dose-
neutral Dual Energy
Clinical Applications:
SIEMENS Neurological Imaging
HEALTHLINEERS: Cardiovascular Imaging
SOMATOM FORCE Pediatric Imaging
Functional Imaging
Acute Care Imaging
Safety Consideration:
• The Sinogram Affirmed Iterative Reconstruction
(SAFIRE) enhances spatial resolution, reduces image noise
and increases sharpness by introducing multiple iteration
SIEMENS steps in the reconstruction process. The resulting higher
image quality allows reduction of the dose by up to 60%.
HEALTHLINEERS: • X-CARE: Partial scanning to reduce direct X-ray exposure
SOMATOM FORCE for the most dose-sensitive body regions, e.g., the breasts,
thyroid gland or eye lens.
• FAST Dual Energy allows the elimination of time
consuming, error prone, manual reconstruction steps and a
reduction of data volume.
• Trafo for cooling system.
• In the case of emergency stop or power failure, the tabletop
can also be moved manually in horizontal direction.
• Table Side rails enable the quick and easy attachment of
additional accessories such as an infusion bottle holder and i-
control intervention module to the standard patient table.
Philips & Co was founded in 1891 in Eindhoven,
PHILIPS & CO Netherlands, by Frederik Philips and his son, Gerard.
In the 1900s, Philips became the largest private
employer in the Netherlands, with over 2,000
employees. Gerard and his brother Anton invested in
providing housing, healthcare and sports, instilling a
culture of social responsibility that continues to this
day. The first Philips research laboratory the ‘Philips
Nat Lab’ opened in 1914. Led by Dr Gilles Holst,
with an aspiration the highest standards of research,
embarking on visionary projects, such as
investigating emerging lighting technologies to
discover new sources of light, with its breakthroughs
in X-ray tubes ultimately marking the origin of
Philips' involvement in health technology.
Inspired by its purpose to improve people’s health
and well-being through meaningful innovation,
Philips aims to improve the lives of 2.5 billion
people per year by 2030. Today its growing portfolio
of innovative health technology solutions supports
value-based care across the health continuum
PHILIPS & CO:
IQON
SPECTRAL CT
PHILIPS & CO: IQON SPECTRAL CT
Design specifications:
Coverage •40 mm
Rotation speed •0.27 sec
Maximum scannable range •2,100 mm
Slices •Up to 256
Overall dimensions, cm
GE 193х206х102
OPTIMA CT540
Number of slices 16
GE •
rotation speed.
ASiR1 to help you achieve your lower dose needs.
HEALTHCARE: • Volara Digital DAS with an increased sampling rate of up to 20% and
electronic noise reduction up to 33%.