Musculoskeletal imaging with the NAEOTOM Alpha class低線量で明確な識別

Quantum HD image of a hip prosthesis with fewer metal artifacts
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, the Netherlands}

Follow-up scan in cast after trauma
_{Courtesy of Diagnostikum Graz, Austria} 

Visualization of the extension of bone destruction with Quantum HD
_{Courtesy of University Hospital Pilsen, Pilsen, Czech Republic}

Revealing fine details with Quantum HD images for the assessment of tibia osteomyelitis
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Thirteen-year-old female patient with osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) of the capitellum, specific dose values: 120 kVp, IQ level 90, CTDI_vol 4.49 mGy
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Foot fracture evaluation acquired with Quantum HD imaging with 0.2 mm slice thickness and high in-plane resolution
_{Courtesy of Dr. Jones & Partners – SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia}

Pediatric wrist with Quantum HD
_{Courtesy of Children’s Minnesota Hospital, Minneapolis, MN, USA}

Evaluation of elbow-caput radii fracture with Quantum HD
_{Courtesy of Dr. Jones & Partners – SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia}

L-spine imaging
_{Courtesy of Diagnostikum Graz, Austria} 

Whole body bone marrow imaging
_{Courtesy of University Hospital Pilsen, Pilsen, Czech Republic}

Bone marrow evaluation of wrist in a cast with Quantum HD
_{Courtesy of University Hospital Minden, Minden, Germany}

Gout examination
_{Courtesy of University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland}

Bone marrow evaluation of in cast fracture²
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Bone marrow evaluation of pelvis and spine² (1/2) 
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Bone marrow evaluation of pelvis and spine² (2/2) 
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Knee bone marrow evaluation with Quantum HD and Quantum Spectral Imaging.² This ligamentous knee injury was scanned with 0.2 mm slice thickness and high in-plane resolution. The images are correlated with a coronal MR image. 
_{Courtesy of Dr. Jones & Partners – SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia}

Quantum HD ankle imaging combined with bone marrow spectral evaluation²
_{Courtesy of University Hospital of North Norway, Tromso, Norway}

Optimizing image quality and metal artifacts
_{Courtesy of Diagnostikum Graz, Austria} 

Screw fixation of wrist. The trabecular bone structure surrounding the fracture of the scaphoid can be seen. Metal artifact reduction surrounding the screw helps to clearly visualize the lucency and confirm screw loosening with diagnostic confidence.
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands}

Quantum HD image of a foot with metal object with iterative metal artifact reduction (iMAR)
_{Courtesy of Dr. Jones & Partners – SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia}

Quantum HD image acquisition of jaw reconstruction
_{Courtesy of Dr. Jones & Partners – SAHMRI, Adelaide, Australia}

Quantum HD image of a hip prosthesis with fewer metal artifacts
_{Courtesy of Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam, the Netherlands}