SOMATOM go.SimSimulation reinvented
SOMATOM go.Sim is a highly flexible, intuitive CT simulator. With fully integrated hardware and software tailored specifically to your requirements, it is designed to increase certainty and reduce the likelihood of errors. It also features advanced algorithms, AI-powered organ-at-risk (OAR) autocontouring, and excellent soft-tissue contrast potentially decreasing target margins. What’s more, it is designed to care for both patients and users – with a calming environment, a simple operating concept, and a single vendor service contract.
SOMATOM
go.Sim helps you get the full picture faster so you can spend less time
managing CT simulation and more time focusing on patients.
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Reinventing CT simulation with
SOMATOM go.Sim –
a highly flexible, intuitive CT simulator that we designed in collaboration with
over 300 RT specialists – radiation oncologists, medical physicists,
dosimetrists, RTTs, and financial decision makers – to give us insights into
your world. The result is a groundbreaking approach to CT simulation. It will
give you everything you need to achieve the ultimate starting point for optimal
RT planning.
Be certain in simulation
Drive precision for contouring
Care for patients and users
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Tekniske specifikationer
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As shown by measurements with a Gammex 467 Tissue Characterization Phantom comparing [T]standard reconstruction and DirectDensity reconstruction. Image value to relative electron/mass density conversion for the standard reconstruction was based on a two-linear-equations approach with individual calibration for each tube voltage. For DirectDensity images, a single tube-voltage-independent linear conversion was used.
DirectDensity reconstruction is designed for use in Radiation Therapy Planning (RTP) only. DirectDensity reconstruction is not intended to be used for diagnostic imaging.
The DirectBrachy positioning board is currently under development; it is not for sale in the U.S.A.
The DirectBrachy positioning board is not commercially available in all countries. Its future availability cannot be guaranteed.
The urology stirrups (leg support) seen here are optional. The information contained here refers to products from third party manufacturers and are therefore in their regulatory responsibility.
The CT simulator and the CT table seen here are not part of the DirectBrachy positioning board.
DirectBrachy positioning board is only compatible with SOMATOM go.Sim and SOMATOM go.Open Pro with Multi-index RTP Overlay. Afterloader needed for brachytherapy. Shielding of the CT room is required when it its used for brachytherapy.
Verification of mutual compatibility of medical devices combined in a system in accordance with Article 22 (MDR Regulation (EU) 2017/745) on Medical Devices is pending. The combination is not commercially available in the European Union.
The DirectBrachy positioning board does not yet fulfill all applicable General Safety and Performance Requirements according to the European Medical Device Regulation 2017/745. The product is not commercially available. Its future availability cannot be guaranteed.
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Cheung CW, Leung KY, Lam WW, et al. Application of Model-based Iterative Reconstruction in Auto-contouring of Head and Neck Cases. Scientific Informal (Poster) Presentation at: LL-ROS-TH Radiation Oncology and Radiobiology Lunch Hour CME Posters; 2012 Nov 29; Chicago, IL.
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