Designed to meet the needs of a diverse patient population, the SOMATOM Drive uses Dual Source technology to deliver consistent image quality at low dose while simplifying clinical routines and expanding diagnostic capabilities.
Siemens flag-ship Dual Source Dual Energy scanner, the SOMATOM Force, is in a league of its own in terms of capabilities and technology. Stay two steps ahead of the competition with the SOMATOM Force’s advantages in preventative care, freezing motion, or imaging-to-diagnosis decision making.
The SOMATOM go.Now is a robust and reliable CT system that brings outstanding image quality at low dose into clinical routine. With intelligent workflow guidance and a flexible room design, it makes CT imaging more accessible and efficient.
With advanced imaging capabilities, personalized scanning, and automated workflows, the SOMATOM Edge Plus delivers detailed diagnostic information at appropriate dose levels while addressing the demands of a diverse patient population.
Built to meet increasingly complex clinical demands, the SOMATOM Definition Edge offers high-performance CT imaging for applications in cardiology, oncology, and emergency medicine, with technologies designed to improve clinical workflows and process efficiency.
Fueled by the innovative FAST CARE platform, the SOMATOM Definition AS allows to maximize clinical outcome and to provide you with more time for patients in order to raise patient-centric productivity.
The SOMATOM Definition Flash takes our unmatched Dual Source technology into mainstream population health with a scanner that will change your perception of what it takes to deliver motion free cardiovascular imaging whilst providing low dose and amazing image quality.
SOMATOM Perspective is an advanced CT scanner that addresses the business challenges of modern healthcare without compromising your clinical results.
The all new SOMATOM Scope CT system sets the precise balance between clinical excellence and cost efficiency with a space-saving and highly efficient design.
Annual lung cancer screening with computed tomography for high risk populations/patients has been shown to contribute to a 20% reduction in mortality.1
