Philips Incisive CT Power 128‑Slice CT Scanner System
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Philips Incisive CT Power
Philips Incisive CT Power is a high‑performance CT scanner with up to 128 slices, delivering fine‑detailed imaging to meet diverse clinical requirements. It features fast gantry rotation, a powerful 40‑mm scan coverage and a spacious 72‑cm bore. Equipped with AI‑powered low‑dose tools and lifetime warranty, it ensures reliable diagnosis, streamlined workflow and long‑term investment value.
Specifications
Tube Type: vMRC tubeTube Heat Capacity: 8 MHUkVp Settings: 70, 80, 100, 120, 140 kVBore Size: 72 cmMaximum Slices: 128 slicesCoverage: 40 mmGenerator Power: 80 kWRotation Speed: Up to 0.35 s
Key Features
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FAQ
Q: What is the world’s fastest CT scanner?A: One of the fastest CT scanners currently available is the Siemens SOMATOM Force, capable of scanning the full heart within a single heartbeat. Ultra‑fast scanners reduce motion artifacts and radiation dose.
Q: What is the average price for a (used / refurbished) CT scanner?A: Prices below are for reference only; actual prices vary according to equipment condition:
Entry‑level 16‑slice CT: approx. USD 15,000‑25,000 (used/refurbished)
Mid‑range 64‑slice CT: approx. USD 35,000‑60,000 (used/refurbished)
High‑end 128‑slice to 320+‑slice CT: USD 120,000‑400,000+ (used/refurbished)
Brand‑new premium CT (Dual‑source / photon‑counting): USD 1,000,000‑5,000,000+
A wide range of CT scanners of various slice counts are available on the GSC website: https://www.globalmedcycle.com/ct‑scanner
Q: Which CT scanner is the best?A: Recommended models selected by GSC based on customer feedback:
Siemens SOMATOM Drive: High‑end dual‑source CT with superior image quality.
GE Revolution CT: Advanced cardiac and low‑dose imaging capabilities.
Canon Aquilion ONE Genesis: Extensive 16‑cm coverage, ideal for neuro and cardiac applications.For general hospitals, 64‑slice CT usually offers the most cost‑effective balance between speed and image quality.
Q: How much training is required to operate a CT scanner?A: Qualified radiologic technologists generally require:(1) 2‑4 years of formal radiologic technology education.(2) Additional CT‑specific certification requirements vary by country or region.Training covers anatomy, physics, safety protocols and hands‑on operation.
Q: What is the highest‑slice‑count CT scanner available?A: The highest physical slice count on the market is 640 slices (e.g. Canon Aquilion ONE series). Some manufacturers use “equivalent slices” to describe dual‑source or high‑speed scanners, yet the 640‑slice platform still delivers the widest detector coverage.