Spectral CT 7500 RT
Spectral CT scanner
Spectral CT 7500 RT
Spectral CT scanner
Targeting with spectral certainty is the next big leap for radiation oncology treatment planning. For the first time, you can have spectral insights and true conventional results in a single scan on a system designed specifically for radiation oncology. Philips Spectral CT 7500 RT promotes accuracy in planning while fitting right into your current radiation oncology workflow so you can continue to enhance patient care.
Clinical image gallery
- Spectral CT – Body
- Spectral CT – Body
- Spectral CT – Chest
- Spectral CT – Body
- Spectral CT – Head and Neck
- Spectral CT – MSK
- Spectral CT – Head and Neck
Features
World’s-first spectral 4D CT
The only scanner with the ability to perform spectral respiratory gated scans. Spectral results can be used on moving organs.
Always on spectral is easy to use
Scan as usual for layers of rich spectral results –
on demand – in a single scan, without an upfront decision or use of special protocols for effective atomic number (Z-effective) and electron density (ED) results.
High-performance table for positional accuracy
Complies with AAPM-TG-66 and features an indexed therapy top to allow for positional accuracy.
Related products
- Big Bore RT is designed as a CT simulator to enhance clinical confidence, accelerate time to treat and maximize value of its investment without compromising on patient experience – four dimensions that are essential towards excellent care.
- Never underestimate the life-changing power of a fast, confident diagnosis. Now you can lead with spectral speed. Expand patient care with a one-stop solution across radiology, cardiology, oncology, neurology and ED/trauma. Workflow is easy. In one spectral scan you get insightful results quickly, with no special protocols or separate reconstructions required. Scan in seconds as you normally would for conventional CT with immediate access to spectral CT results.
Disclaimer
* The HU in the EFOV was tested on phantom for soft tissue. The HU error of water as measured on a 30 cm diameter water phantom positioned at 800 mm was -20 ± 20 HU (mean error +/- 2 x standard deviation, resulting in a 90% confidence interval on normal distribution).
** Not available in all geographies