Somatom, the First Whole-Body CT Scanner
2015-07-24

Somatom, the First Whole-Body CT Scanner
Jul 23, 2015
Computed tomography quickly became the preferred method of examining the brain. This led many clinicians to call for the development of CT images of the whole body free of superimpositions. In 1977, Siemens unveiled Somatom, its whole-body scanner, which produced images of the kidneys, the abdominal aorta, and details of the muscular system, for example, with unprecedented contrast.
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