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Computed Tomography for NeurologyYou think ahead. We innovate ahead.

Our mission is to help neurology patients by best supporting their diagnosis and treatment. We are committed to providing you with fast and reliable CT imaging to make informed treatment decisions. They are, of course, particularly important in stroke, where time is brain. More than 6.5 million people die from stroke each year and more than 100 million people are currently living with the consequences of stroke, ranging from moderate to severe disability1.Ìý

We firmly believe that innovation in computed tomography can create great momentum in neuroradiology and neurology. You think ahead in advancing neurology care. We innovate ahead with technologies that support you throughout the entire patient pathway. Discover how state-of-the-art CT technologies by Siemens Healthineers can help you care for your stroke patients.

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CTA of the head / neck including lung iodine map with NAEOTOM Alpha.Prime

Courtesy of Diagnostikum Graz, Austria

CTA of the head / neck including lung iodine map with NAEOTOM Alpha.Prime

Native: 120 kVp | CTDIvol 13 mGy

CTA of the head / neck including lung iodine map with NAEOTOM Alpha.Prime
CTA of the head / neck with venous pathology with NAEOTOM Alpha.Prime
Head follow-up imaging after surgical procedure with NAEOTOM Alpha.Pro
Follow-up patient after clipping with NAEOTOM Alpha.Peak
Quantum HD pediatric cochlear implant imaging with NAEOTOM Alpha.Peak
Head CT angiography with low-kV imaging
Triaging of intracranial hemorrhage patient supported by Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU)
Native head CT scan with intraventricular bleeding follow-up after trepanation
Support stroke assessment with low kv imaging and zero-click thanks to Recon&GO
Brain evaluation including spectral CTA of the cervical and cerebral vessels
Visualization of iodine uptake with syngo.CT DE Brain Hemorrhage
Siemens Healthineers Atellica CH930 Analyzer Certified
CT scans and cinematic rendering by syngo.via of a brain captured with SOMATOM go.All.
Penumbra assessment with volume perfusion CT
CT role in head emergency and stroke assessment
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Innovating in neuroradiology with photon-counting CT

Our breakthrough photon-counting technology enables a profound clinical impact beyond the reach of conventional CT. The NAEOTOM Alpha class lets you visualize anatomy and characterize materials in high detail while keeping dose low. Thanks to inherent spectral imaging and an ultra-thin slice thickness (up to just 0.2 mm), you can gain insight into details of the brain that may be inaccessible with conventional CT systems. Photon-counting technology offers increased resolution, inherently available spectral imaging options, better image quality, and improved dose efficiency, which together enable a change at the front line of stroke and neurological care.

Redefining imaging at the front line of stroke care

NAEOTOM Alpha has eclipsed conventional high-end CT scanners at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Hear from Anke van der Eerden, MD, and the team how ultra-thin slice thickness has enabled a whole new level of detail while keeping dose to a minimum.

State-of-the-art stroke diagnosis and treatment

Discover the exciting possibilities that photon-counting CT offers for serving stroke patients in this talk by Aad van der Lugt, MD, from Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

Delivering timely stroke diagnosis and care

For stroke patients, time is of the essence. Every minute saved can positively impact patient outcomes. That’s why it’s key to save time along the entire stroke pathway – from the onset of stroke to treatment and follow-up.

Transforming care delivery with Mobile Stroke Units

Mobile Stroke Units permit head CT imaging before patients even enter the hospital. Hear Johann Rink, MD, describe the real-life impact that installing an MSU has had on stroke care at Mannheim University Medical Centre in Mannheim, Germany.

At the nexus of treatment innovation: hybrid CT-angio systems

Implementing a hybrid interventional suite has reduced the door-to-groin time at Vall d’Hebron Hospital in Barcelona, Spain, to less than 30 minutes. Listen to Carlos Molina, MD, and Alejandro Tomaselli, MD, share their journey.

Improve ICU workflows with point-of-care imaging

Scanning patients directly in the ICU can avoid complications and improve efficiency. In this talk, Johan Wasselius, MD, explains how portable CT imaging with SOMATOM On.site has helped Skåne University Hospital, in Lund, Sweden, improve critical care workflows.

 

Clinical case preview: Differentiation between subarachnoid bleeding and contrast stagnation after carotid stenting

Clinical case: Differentiation between subarachnoid bleeding and contrast stagnation after carotid stenting

Dual Energy CT scans can be used to assess anatomy with far greater precision than conventional CT imaging. This case report demonstrates how acquiring images at two different energy levels permits using differences in attenuation to distinguish between blood and contrast agent.
Clinical case preview: Diagnosis of subclavian steal syndrome after sudden onset of syncope

Clinical case: Diagnosis of subclavian steal syndrome after sudden onset of syncope

Dual Energy CT enhances the contrast-to-noise ratio and enables the removal of bony structures from the images. In the clinical case, this improved visualization significantly aided in the assessment of multiple stenoses and occlusions in the craniocervical arteries.
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The products/features and/or service offerings (mentioned herein) are not commercially available in all countries. Their future availability cannot be guaranteed. 

The statements by Siemens Healthineers’ customers described herein are based on results that were achieved in the customer's unique setting. Because there is no "typical" hospital and many variables exist (e.g., hospital size, case mix, level of IT and/or automation adoption) there can be no guarantee that other customers will achieve the same results.