A low-cost 16-slice scanner designed for cost-constrained customers debuted at the Philips booth during the RSNA meeting.
A low-cost 16-slice scanner designed for cost-constrained customers debuted at the Philips booth during the RSNA meeting. Philips designed its work-in-progress MX CT for customers looking to replace their current scanner or add a second one. It can perform routine applications, including CT angiography and virtual colonoscopy, as well as exams needed for dental planning, according to the company.
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