New CT Technology Unveiled in Greece
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The company GE HealthCare presented the new Photonova™ Spectra computed tomography system in Greece. The company describes it as a new step in medical imaging, as it brings changes to the way images of the body are obtained.
The system is based on the exclusive Deep Silicon detector technology. With this detector, the machine can produce extremely high-resolution images. Image sharpness is important because it helps doctors see details in organs and tissues.
According to the company's announcement, Photonova™ Spectra combines high resolution with other advanced imaging capabilities. In this way, the system aims to offer more precise images for the diagnosis and monitoring of patients.
Computed tomography is one of the most frequently used imaging examinations in hospitals and diagnostic centres. The presentation of the new system in Greece shows that this technology is now reaching the Greek market.
Sources: 1 Voice
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