Siemens Biograph 16 TP 16-Slice PET/CT System
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Product Details
The Siemens Biograph 16 TP is a versatile hybrid imaging system that combines Positron Emission Tomography (PET) with a 16-slice Computed Tomography (CT) scanner. This integrated system is designed for comprehensive diagnostic applications in oncology, neurology, and cardiology, providing detailed anatomical and metabolic information in a single examination.
This system is reported as complete and fully functional according to OEM standards.
- Brand: Siemens
- Model: Biograph 16 TP
- Year of Manufacture (YOM): 2012
- CT Slices: 16
- Detector Type: Ultrafast Ceramic LSO
- CT Tube YOM: 2019
- CT Tube Type: MCT_172
- CT Tube Count: 239,707 scan seconds (at dismantling)
- Console Operation System: Syngo 6.7.4
- Console SW Version: VB42B
Installed Software Options:
- IVT ADVANCED RENDERING
- CAP3D MULITMONITR
- DICOM SR VIEWER
- CTAPP FILTER MIP
- CAD TRUED MAIN
- CAD TRUED VOIMODE
- CAD TRUED FILTER SSD
- CAD TRUED FILTER MIP
- CAD TRUED FILTER VRT
- CAD TRUED FUSIONBASE
- CAD TRUED FUSIONLM
- CAD TRUED FUSIONAUTO
- CAD TRUED FUSIONCLIPVIEW
- CAD TRUED ROTATINGMIP
- PET HIREZ
- PET OSEM3D
- PET TRUEX
- PET DYNAMIC REPLAY
- PET GATED REPLAY
- CAD TRUED BASIC
- MR SUPPORT I
- CAD TRUED FUSIONLAYOUT
- GET WORKLIST
- CAP3D FILTER SSD
- CAP3D FILTER MIP
- CAP3D MAIN
- CAP3D VOIMODE
- CARDIO PRO
- BOLUS TRACK
- CARE DOSE
- SYNGO GENERAL LICENSE
- MPPS SUPPORT
- VOLUME WORKFLOW
- RTD
- EXTENDED FOV
- PET APPL
- CTAPP MAIN
- EMOTION 16
- DUAL MON
- RESPIRATORY RETRO
- REPIRATORY PRO
- NMG CD VIEWER
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