290 devices · GMDN 37618
Full-body CT systems are advanced imaging devices designed to capture detailed cross-sectional images of the entire human body in a single scan. Clinically, they enable rapid and precise diagnosis of complex conditions—such as trauma, vascular disorders, or oncological evaluations—by providing high-resolution 2D and 3D reconstructions for better treatment planning.
These systems are typically regulated as high-risk medical devices due to their complex technology and ionizing radiation exposure. They are often supplied as integrated assemblies, requiring specialized installation, calibration, and maintenance by trained professionals in clinical or research settings.
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