Toshiba Aquilion 64

The Toshiba Aquilion 64 is an award-winning 64 slice CT scanner,
delivering true isotropic imaging, 64 simultaneous 0.5mm slices per rotation,
0.35mm spatial resolution for small vessel and coronary artery detail,
and exceptional low-contrast resolution.
The Toshiba Aquilion 64 slice CT scanner features a 40% dose reduction compared
to similar systems, a 180cm long by 47cm wide patient couch,
the Advanced Sure Workflow with PhaseXact, and 13cm coverage in
patient axis direction.

Features
General description: Delivers true isotropic imaging,
64 simultaneous 0.5-mm slices per rotation,
0.35-mm spatial resolution for small vessel and coronary artery detail,
and superior low-contrast resolution.
Special features: Aquilion 64 can be configured to include faster rotation speeds,
larger generator, and advanced cardiac workflow software for imaging the heart.

Specifications
SafeCT Low-dose Solution
CT scanner mode: Multislice
Slices per rotation: 64
Other rotation speed options (seconds): 0.4, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.5, at 360 degrees
Minimum rotation speed: 0.35 (option)
Gantry diameter: 72 cm
Minimum temporal resolution (msec): 35 (option) msec
Maximum beam width (cm): 3.2 cm
Minimum room size (length x width x height): 7,200 mm x 3, 830 mm x 2, 500 mm
Table weight limit (lbs): 450 lbs with option up to 660 lbs
Table movement range (cm) vertically/longitudinally: 300 mm to 944 mm
X-ray generator kV range: 80, 100, 120 and 135 kVp
Maximum scan range (cm): 1800 mm cm
X-ray tube heat capacity: 7.5 MHU
Power requirements: Three phase 200
3D
Detector Quantum 64-Row Detector
Vitero Workstation,
MIP
MPR on the Console
896 Channel Solid State Detector

Clinical Applications
Proprietary applications: SUREWorkflow: SureScan, SureStart, SureFlouro,
SureExposure, SureColon, SurePulmo, SurePerfusion, SureCardio,
SurePlaque,SureSubtraction, SureConnect, SureSupport
Cardiac CTA package: Yes
Lung nodule package: Yes, with Vital Images’ Vitrea2
Brain perfusion package: Yes, with Vital Images’ Vitrea2
Virtual colonoscopy package: Yes, with Vital Images’ Vitrea2