Solutions for Unique Imaging Situations
Advanced technologies and applications for emergency radiology.
The practice domain of emergency radiology is wide, ranging from nonemergent to catastrophic and is ever widening as patients increasingly turn to the ED for both acute and chronic medical conditions.1
“Emergency Department visits have been increasing 2% for the past 20 years and imaging utilization in the emergency department has increased 15%.”1
CT
- Scan coronaries, wall motion, ejection fraction and functional analysis in ONE heartbeat2
- Prospective and retrospective Metal Artifact Reduction technology
- Volumetric whole brain perfusion in 60 seconds3
Ultrasound
- Increase the scan angle up to 140° while maintaining image quality4
- Industry leading - Up to 40-50 cm enhanced penetration5
- Visualization of low velocity microvascular flow never before seen with ultrasound
X-ray
- Durable digital detectors for trauma environments
- Exclusive mobile Distributed Antenna System for optimized wireless communication
- Specialty configuration providing X-ray capability to multi-bay trauma departments
1 Chong, Suzanne & Robinson, Jeffrey & Davis, Melissa & Bruno, Michael & Reddy, Sravanthi & Pyatt, Robert & Friedberg, Eric. (2019). Emergency Radiology: Current Challenges and Preparing for Continued Growth. Journal of the American College of Radiology. 16. 10.1016/j.jacr.2019.03.009.
2 Available on Aquilion ONE/GENESIS Edition and Aquilion ONE/PRISM Edition
3 Available on Aquilion ONE/GENESIS Edition and Aquilion ONE/PRISM Edition and as shuttle helical scan on Aquilion Prime SP
4 140° is available on Aplio i-series and a-series
5 Optional. Up to 40 cm on Xario series. Up to 50 cm on Aplio a-series and i-series
