Siemens Healthineers at the ECR 2022

Siemens Healthineers introduces most comprehensive ultrasound portfolio refresh
Erlangen, Germany | Jul 14, 2022

• Addition of 12 new transducers in the portfolio opens new clinical use cases
• Major software updates to Acuson Sequoia, Redwood, Juniper and P500

Siemens Healthineers launches new mobile X-ray system Mobilett Impact
Erlangen, Germany | Jul 13, 2022

• Complete workflow directly at the patient’s bedside, wirelessly and fully integrated into hospital system
• Low training effort required, even for users with no prior experience
• System optimized for high operational efficiency while delivering consistent results

Siemens Healthineers broadens access to care with new affordable X-ray system Multix Impact E
Erlangen, Germany | Jul 13, 2022

• Entry-level, fully digital X-ray imaging at a very compelling price point
• No compromises in image quality

Siemens Healthineers accelerates and improves Magnetic Resonance Imaging with Artificial Intelligence
Erlangen, Germany | Jul 13, 2022

• Deep Resolve functionalities can accelerate scan time for brain MRI by up to 70 percent.¹
• AI-powered algorithms eliminate the need to compromise on choices between scan time, resolution and signal-to-noise ratio.
• Deep Resolve² will be rolled out to cover the entire MRI portfolio.

Siemens Healthineers introduces Symbia Pro.specta SPECT/CT scanner
Erlangen, Germany | Jun 12, 2022

• Offers enhanced SPECT and CT imaging functionalities, including 64-slice CT and automated SPECT motion correction management, as well as automated workflow
• myExam Companion intuitive workflow guides user to achieve consistent exam results quickly and efficiently

Siemens Healthineers launches world’s first CT scanner with photon-counting technology
Erlangen, Germany | Nov 16, 2021

• Naeotom Alpha excels in all technical parameters related to image quality
• Increase in resolution and reduction in radiation dose means a jump in image quality impossible with conventional CT scanners
• Cleared for clinical use in the USA and Europe, more than 20 systems installed, over 8.000 patients scanned, over 500 patents filed related to photon-counting

Siemens Healthineers facilitates access to MRI with cost-effective whole-body scanner
Erlangen, Germany | Nov 16, 2021

• 50 percent of the world's population has no access to MRI
• Magnetom Free.Star¹ aims at making MRI more accessible to people, that are currently not benefitting from it at all or only to a limited extent
• Excellent image quality through the combination of AI-based reconstruction algorithms and a new field strength of 0.55 Tesla on the unique High-V MRI platform 
• Up to 30 percent lower costs² over the entire lifecycle of the system

Siemens Healthineers moves into new clinical fields with its smallest and most lightweight whole-body MRI
Erlangen, Germany | Nov 18, 2020

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