(left) Mr. Matthew Benbow (Superintendent Radiographer of CT and MRI) and Dr. Russell Bull (MD, Consultant Radiologist and Lead CT at the Radiology Department) at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital, UK, with Canon's Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition.
Abdominal images reconstructed with different reconstruction algorithms on 0.5 mm slice thickness.
A 0.2 mSv SilverBeam chest scan from a patient with lung emphysema.
“The benefit of PIQE 1024 is that it gives us much higher spatial resolution but without increasing the radiation dose.”
Dr. Russell Bull,
Royal Bournemouth Hospital, UK.
Cardiac CTA with different reconstructions algorithms of the LAD showing increased spatial resolution with PIQE 1024.
SilverBeam scan of the cervical spine. Images are showing reduced artefacts in the shoulder region.
0.5 mm slice thickness PIQE 1024 abdominal images showing increased spatial resolution in this patient with liver lesions.
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