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Philips IQon Spectral CT 7500

01 Overview

The new Philips Spectral CT 7500 system is your fast, always on, low-dose path to precision diagnosis. Acquire spectral results within a single exposure, for any clinical procedure, and without special scan modes. This is the spectral CT you’ve been waiting for, which means you can provide a new standard of care, without trade-offs.

Name: IQon Spectral CT 7500 AE

Brand: Philips

Certificate of Origin: China

No. AKL: KEMENKES RI AKL 21501220556

02 Specification

TUBE
Anode Heat Storage 30 MHU equivalent
Focal Spot Anode cooling Small 0.6 x 0.7 ; Large 1.1 x 1.2 Direct cooling; spiral-groove bearing
DETECTOR
Data Acquisiton Material Always spectral Solid-state yttrium-based scintillator & GOS
Coverage Slice Scan field of view 80 mm 512 Slice 500 mm
GANTRY
Fastest Rotation Time (include Spectral) Aperture 0.27 sec 800 mm
COUCH
Maximum travel range Axial scan range Lowest Table Height Maximum load capacity 2,100 mm 2,000 mm 430 mm 307 kg
GENERATOR
Power Rating kVp setting mA range (step size) 120 kW 80, 100, 120, 140 kV 10 – 1,000 (1 mA steps)
RECONSTRUCTION
Standard Reconstruction Matrix Ultra High Reconstruction Matrix Iterative Reconstruction 512 x 512 768 x 768 ; 1.024 x 1.024 iDose 4 Premium Package – improve image quality and metal artifact reduction
FEATURES
iDose4 Improve spatial resolution and or reduction at low dose
OMAR Improve image quality through artifact prevention and increased spatial resolution at low dose, reduces
artifacts caused by large orthopedic implants
iPatient System will automatically determine the optimal rotation time, pitch and collimation to deliver the best
result automatically
Dose Management Automatic Current Selection (ACS)
Dynamic Dose Modulation (DDOM)
z-axis Dose Modulation (zDOM)
Dedicated Pediatric Protocols
Display of CTDIvol and DLP during planning
Bolus Tracking an automated injection planning technique that permits the user to monitor actual contrast
enhancement and initiate scanning at a pre-determined enhancement level. Combine with the SAS
option for full automation and efficacy
Spiral Auto Start (SAS) Spiral Auto Start integrates the injector with the scanner, allowing the technologist to monitor the
contrast injection to check for extravasation, and to initiate the scan (with the predetermined delay)
while in the scan room.
Spectral Diagnostic Suite Spectral-enhanced Comprehensive Cardiac Analysis (sCCA)
Spectral-enhanced Advanced Vessel Analysis (sAVA)
SPECTRAL CAPABILITIES
MonoEnergetic Range 40 keV to 200 keV
FOV with spectral results 50 cm
Dose modulation tools available with Spectral DoseRight Z-DOM (longitudinal dose modulation)
3D-DOM (combines angular and longitudinal information)
ECG Dose Modulation
Spectral results creation Available prospectively and retrospectively
Fastest rotation speed available for spectral cardiac 0.27 sec
acquisitions
CONSOLE
Operating System Windows
Screen size (Diagonal) 19″
Monitor 2 x LCD Monitor
Resolution 1280 x 1024
Remote control from console Table : Up/Down, In/Out
DICOM DICOM 3.0 configuration, DICOM Print/Store, DICON Send
WORKSTATION
Tipe Server with 2 concurrent user
PC Client 2 units with 24″ Monitor
Operating System Windows
Advanced Softwares Auto Cardiac segmentation
Globe View
IVUS like View
Easy Stenosis calculation
Volume Rendering
Coronary tree extraction
Vessel visualization
Slab tools (including cut planes)
LV Functional Assessment
Cine Mode
ENd Systolic Volume (ESV) calculation
End Diastolic Volume (EDV) calculation
Cardiac Output
Ejection Fraction (EF)
Calcium Scoring
Advanced Vessel Analysis
Automatic Bone Removal
Brain Perfusion
Lung Nodule Assessment
Virtual Colonoscopy
Accessories & Support
Dual Head Injector Included
Dry Printer Included
Colour Paper Printer for reporting Included
Lead Glass 100 x 120 Included
UPS Included
Service & Warranty 3 (three) years
On-Site Training 2 (two) times (Basic Training & Advanced Training)

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