Canon Aquilion One Genesis | 320-Row / 640-Slice CT | MCS-7288 Tube (YOM 2022) | v8.3 Software | Cardiac & Dual Energy Loaded

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Product Details
We are proud to offer the flagship 2016 CANON Aquilion One Genesis Edition, a 640-slice ultra-premium CT scanner designed to redefine diagnostic boundaries. Featuring a 16 cm wide-area detector, this system captures entire organs in a single 0.275s rotation, setting the gold standard for cardiac, neuro, and pediatric imaging. This specific unit (SN: 1KA16X2027) is in exceptional condition, featuring a recently upgraded MCS-7288 X-ray tube (Installed in 2022) with ultra-low scan seconds, ensuring maximum clinical uptime for the next facility.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | CANON Medical Systems (Toshiba) |
| Model Name | Aquilion One Genesis Edition |
| Year of Manufacture | 2016 |
| Slice / Row Count | 640-Slice / 320-Row (16 cm Coverage) |
| Tube Model / YOM | MCS-7288 / 2022 (Near-New Condition) |
| Tube Usage | ~532 Scan Seconds / ~680 Exposures Only |
| Software Version | Base V13.4 / Application V8.3 |
| Rotation Speed | 0.275 sec (Ultra-Fast) |
| Location | Denmark (LBN Medical, a DirectMed Company) |
- Cardiovascular: Cardiac Recon, Cardiac Patch, Real-Prep, 0.275s Rotation.
- Advanced Analytics: Colon View, Alato Dental, Angio Subtraction.
- Dual Energy Suite: DE Gout, DE Scanning, DE Measurement Tools.
- Workflow: ITE Recon (Iterative Reconstruction), VHP (Variable Helical Pitch), MultiView.
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