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General| Detector Coverage | Up to 160 mm |
|---|---|
| Gantry Tilt | ± 30 degrees |
| Spatial Resolution | Up to 0.23 mm |
| Scan Range | Up to 200 cm |
| X-ray Tube Current | Up to 800 mA |
| Type | Computed Tomography (CT) Scanner |
| Rotation Speed | 0.28 seconds per rotation |
| Tube Voltage | 80 kV to 140 kV |
| Number of Detector Rows | 256 |
| Power Requirements | 480 VAC, 3-phase |
| Detector Rows | 256 |
| Coverage | 160mm |
Details regulations and standards the system complies with, including IEC and US federal regulations.
Provides essential information about safety precautions and procedures for system operation.
Provides information on X-Ray protection and general radiation safety practices.
Offers recommendations for scanning patients with implanted or externally worn electronic medical devices.
Highlights electrical hazards and safety precautions to prevent shock and fire.
Details general mechanical safety guidelines and specific warnings for patient positioning.
Describes emergency stop buttons, system emergency off functions, and patient egress procedures.
Discusses radiation exposure concerns, sensitivity in children, and dose reporting considerations.
Provides guidance on optimizing pediatric protocols and specific scan parameters.
Covers scanning large patients, including considerations for weight, size, and positioning.
Explains Dose Check functionality, compliance with NEMA XR-25, and notification levels.
Details the procedure for assigning the Dose Check Administrator role to a user.
Explains how to configure the system for dose checking by Notification and Alert Values.
Describes setting Alert Values (AV) for adult and pediatric age ranges.
Provides steps to scan using Alert Value (AV) Checking when projected dose exceeds limits.
Provides procedures for system startup, shutdown, and login/logout processes.
Covers procedures for ensuring consistent image quality through tube warm-up and calibration.
Details schedule features, columns, buttons, icons, and dropdown menus.
Details the steps for patient scan setup, information entry, and image management.
Covers setting scan parameters like Scan Type, Coverage Speed, kV/mA control, and timing.
Explains ASiR-V theory, dose adjustment factors, and reconstruction.
Details SmartPrep workflow, windows, elements, and phases.
Covers setup and operation of the Enhanced Xtream Injector for contrast-enhanced CT.
Details patient preparation, ECG electrode attachment, and scan acquisition steps.
Covers selecting Scan Type, Primary/Secondary Recons, and Cardiac scan modes.
Explains Auto Gating features for optimizing ECG-gated acquisition settings.
Explains DMPR capabilities for creating multi-planar views and batch reformats.
Details managing scan data: locking, unlocking, deleting, adding reconstruction, and saving.
Describes setting up cardiac protocols using Auto Gating based on heart rate.
Explains Access Controls using EA3 for system login, user permissions, and groups.
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