Lung Cancer Screening (LCS)
Mobile CT Solutions and Lung Cancer Screening
Improving Accessibility
One of the main challenges of lung cancer screening is reaching the people who may need it the most. Mobile imaging solutions allow you to provide healthcare and education where people live and work and offer screening close to their homes. By removing barriers to access, mobile imaging services may play a significant role in improving lung cancer screening rates and contribute to more equitable healthcare.
“Developing a mobile program allowed delivery of healthcare to rural parts of our state with the ultimate goal of mitigating some of the cancer outcome disparities of our state and region.”
Prof. Hannah Hazard-Jenkins, MD, FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery at the department of Surgery WVU School of Medicine
Director of the WVU Cancer Institute
Morgantown, West Virginia, USA
The clinical results, performance and views described here are the experience of the health care providers. Results may vary due to clinical setting, patient presentation and other factors. Many factors could cause the actual results and performance of Canon Medical’s product to be materially different from any of the aforementioned.
Improving Accessibility
No Compromise with Mobile CT Imaging
Mobile CT ensures high-patient throughput without compromising consistency or image quality making Lung Cancer Screening accessibility anywhere, and everywhere.
- On the go, fast CT imaging, powered by generator or shore power, with the Aquilion ONE / PRISM Edition, and Aquilion Serve SP.
- Improving diagnostic confidence with AI-powdered Deep Learning Reconstruction (DLR).
- Enhanced experience and safety for patients and operators with the wide, open and low system design.
- AI-assisted workflow automation for optimized workflows that drive efficiency.
Trusted Partnership
Jenny Ostein
Director of Mobile Screening
West Virginia University Cancer Institute
Lauren Hixenbaugh
LUCAS Unit Program Manager
West Virginia University Cancer Institute
Listen to Jenny Ostein, Director of Mobile Screening and Lauren Hixenbaugh, LUCAS Unit Program Manager from West Virginia University (WVU), to learn more about the partnership between Canon Medical systems and WVA, transforming cancer screenings in rural West Virginia.
