Spectral CT 7500
Spectral-detector CT scanner
Spectral CT 7500
Spectral-detector CT scanner
Philips Spectral CT 7500 provides detector-based spectral and conventional results in one scan, with always-on data and no special protocols. It supports confident diagnosis and planning across radiology, cardiology, oncology, neurology and ED/trauma, helping reduce follow-up [1] scans and streamline workflow.
Fast, confident diagnosis through spectral insights
Easy workflow with “always on” spectral and no special protocols
Meaningful value through saved scans
Clinical image gallery
- CT Spectral 7500 MSK - Earlier detection of bone edema with spectral
- CT Spectral 7500 Pediatric - Low dose pediatric CTA with perfusion defect
- CT Spectral 7500 Cardiac - Precise Cardiac eliminates motion artifact
- CT Spectral 7500 Cardiac - Improve assessment of in-stent stenosis with spectral
- CT Spectral 7500 Head & Neck - Fast scanning, reduced contrast and excellent image quality
- CT Spectral 7500 Chest - Enhance visualization of pathology in challenging patients to detect PE and visualize perfusion defect
- CT Spectral 7500 Body - Visualize non calcified Choledocholithiasis with Spectral
- CT Spectral 7500 CTA - Fast scanning and Spectral Results available with 100 kVp
Features
Easy workflow with always-on spectral
Scan as usual, complete chest-abdomen-pelvis scans in 2 seconds with no special protocols and no separate reconstructions. Spectral results ready in under 60 seconds, viewable on PACS with Spectral Magic Glass anytime.
Fast, confident diagnosis
Get fast insights with detector-based spectral CT, assess coronaries and myocardium in one exam and help reduce invasive and expensive procedures in the cath lab. Reduce follow-up scans by 26% [1] and diagnosis time by 34%. [2]
Assess coronaries and myocardium in one exam
Assess coronaries and myocardium in a single spectral scan in under 15 minutes, including perfusion and delayed enhancement, with no added radiation dose. Visualize stents, calcified vessels, and myocardial tissue viability with enhanced clarity.[3]
Specifications
- General
- Generator power
- 120 kW
- Slices
- 512
- Coverage
- 80 mm
- Rotation speed
- 0.27 s
- Maximum scannable range (axial)
- 2,000 mm
- Bore size
- 800 mm
- Conventional reconstruction speed
- iDose4: 93% of reference protocols under 1 minute
- Spectral temporal resolution
- Simultaneous in the same time and space
- kVp stations
- Conventional: 80, 100, 120, 140; Spectral: 100, 120, 140
- Spectral reconstruction speed*
- 1-2 minutes for the majority of cases*
Disclaimer
Results from case studies are not predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.
* Spectral reconstruction is incremental to conventional reconstruction.
1. Follow-up Recommendation Rates Associated with Spectral Detector Dual-Energy CT of the Abdomen and Pelvis: A Retrospective Comparison to Single-Energy CT. Atwi, Noah E. et al. J Am Coll Radiol. 2020;17:940-950
2. Philips. (2017). Whitepaper: Economic impact of IQon for patients with renal insufficiency.
3.Comprehensive cardiac evaluations in under 15 minutes including coronary assessment, perfusion, and delayed enhancement studies, all without increased radiation dose. Customer story: A one-stop solution for cardiac patients using detector-based spectral CT. 4522 991 87231 * Sept 2024
4. Andersen MB, Ebbesen D, Thygesen J, Kruis M, Rasmussen F. Impact of spectral body imaging in patients suspected for occult cancer: a prospective study of 503 patients. Eur Radiol. 2020 Oct;30(10):5539-5550. doi: 10.1007/s00330-020-06878-7
5. Philips. (2020). Clinical Element: Improved lesion conspicuity using IQon Spectral CT.