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The key to accelerating CT scans lies in planning
By immediately setting organ-based scan and recon ranges, FAST Planning utilizes a standardized workflow that not only saves time but also delivers more reproducible results.
The FAST CARE Technology focuses on two aspects: Fully Assisting Scanner Technologies (FAST) supports process optimization, and Combined Applications to Reduce Exposure (CARE) assists with dose reduction features.
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FAST – our Fully Assisting Scanner Technologies – make time-consuming and complex procedures faster as well as far more intuitive. Your scans will be more reproducible and less prone to errors. One of FAST’s valuable features is FAST Planning.
FAST Planning
Immediate, organ-based setting of scan and recon ranges, leading to a faster, and more standardized workflow at the scanner. This optimized workflow can help to increase reproducibility.
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