CT 5100 Incisive
Computed Tomography Scanner
CT 5100 Incisive
Computed Tomography Scanner
Philips CT 5100 Incisive is the latest addition to the Philips CT portfolio; conquering challenges and delivering intelligence that adapts to you. Now harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) deeply embedded into the CT system and its applications, clearing the way for precision in dose, speed, and image quality, helping you apply your expertise to the patient, not the process.
Clinical image gallery
- Incisive CT brain with iDose4 and precise image
- Incisive CT precise image pancreas
- Incisive CT Abdomen with iDose4 and precise image
- Incisive CT Abdomen with iDose4 and precise image
- Incisive 80 kVp Chest with iDose4 and Precise image
- Incisive CT Abdomen with iDose4 and precise image
Features
Brings predictability to an unpredictable world
Designed for serviceability and reliability, CT 5100 Incisive brings reassuring predictability to you. With 24/7 proactive monitoring, Philips helps you solve problems before they can impact your day-to-day operations while remote services allows for rapid resolution of issues without the need for on-site service. Our innovative set of proactive services aim to continuously support your system remotely without interrupting your daily routine.
Tube for Life guarantee
Our Tube for Life guarantee¹ is an unprecedented approach that can help lower operating costs by an estimated $420,000². We believe so strongly in the reliability of the vMRC tube that we’ll replace it if necessary, over the life of the system¹ at no cost to you.
Precise Position – AI- enabled automatic patient positioning
Inaccurate patient positioning is a common and documented challenge in CT imaging, which can lead to unwanted consequences such as increased patient dose and image noise. With Precise Position * An AI-enabled camera supports automatic patient positioning for significantly increased positioning accuracy and user-to-user consistency in a fraction of the time.
* Based on Philips in house assessment by five clinical experts, comparing manual versus Precise Positioning in 40 clinical cases using a human body phantom.
