CT scanner Supria™ 128

for whole-body tomography128-slice

As medical care advances, CT devices need to be optimized for patient care for accelerating clinical decision-making more than ever. The rapidly aging population increases the pressure on the economical benefit of medical systems Supria 128 responds to the paradigm shift in the medical field by applying the latest technologies, such as whole-body submillimeter high-speed imaging and dose reduction technologies, which bring CT to the next level - responding to the various challenging clinical demands. Iterative processing for routine examinations Iterative Processing, used for dose reduction, requires plenty of calculation, making it difficult to apply it in routine examinations. In Supria 128, the image processing unit has been renewed and the processing speed improved, facilitating the use of Iterative Processing (Intelli IP) in routine examinations. Optimal settings for each facility Noise reduction strength can be selected from 7 levels. We provide high-quality images by reducing image noise and artifacts with an appropriate exposure dose according to the facility's operation policy. Low tube voltage scanning In general, low tube voltage scanning can be expected to increase CT values and improve low-contrast resolution with iodine contrast agents.The noise increased by low tube voltage imaging can be reduced by Intelli IP, which also reduces the burden on the patient. The X-ray detector is separated by a partition. The X-ray utilization efficiency decreases by the thickness of this partition. There is a trade-off between X-ray utilization efficiency and spatial resolution, and the detector is equipped with a minimum slice width of 0.625 mm.