GE to showcase at RSNA 2014 its Revolution family of CT scanners.
GE Healthcare will showcase at RSNA 2014 the Revolution family of CT scanners.
Revolution CT was launched at RSNA 2013, and since then, the Revolution family has grown to include Revolution GSI, Revolution HD, and Revolution EVO. The Revolution family is built on the core technologies of image quality, ultra-low dose, speed, and simplicity, GE said.
Revolution GSI uses gemstone spectral imaging, which enables customers to accomplish quantitative tissue characterization and advanced functional imaging for quantitative information, GE said.
Revolution HD provides low dose, high definition image quality.
Revolution EVO is a new CT made for institutions that are unable to sacrifice advanced capabilities like high resolution for daily productivity, GE said.
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