Medıcal Technologıes

GAMMA CAMERA

Advanced SPECT System (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography)

The Gamma Camera provides advanced imaging capabilities by offering comprehensive image reconstruction for general purposes as well as cardiology, oncology, and neurology studies. It delivers accurate and precise clinical results, which are critically important for physicians to make the right decisions. Thus, it increases diagnostic accuracy and the reliability of clinical outcomes while reducing hospital readmission rates.

With its exceptional detection capabilities, the Gamma Camera offers a wide range of scanning options for diverse patient groups across many applications. Its modern and functional patient table is suitable for almost all patients regardless of body size or weight. The system allows easy transfer from a stretcher or hospital bed to the device table, ensuring superior comfort for critically ill patients or obese patients with limited mobility. A 30% wider gantry opening and a shorter tunnel design provide enhanced comfort, especially for claustrophobic and tall patients.

PET-CT

Positron Emission Tomography – Computed Tomography

Positron Emission Tomography (PET), when combined with Computed Tomography (CT), is one of the most advanced medical imaging technologies used worldwide for the diagnosis of many diseases. It is predominantly used in cancer diagnosis and staging. In addition, it is effective in diagnosing conditions such as fever of unknown origin, detecting infection foci, identifying viable heart tissue in cardiac diseases, and differentiating between Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

PET-CT plays a crucial role in the initial diagnosis of cancer, staging, determining disease spread, and developing accurate treatment plans. By creating a detailed cancer map, PET-CT enables effective management and treatment of the disease.

COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT)

Computed Tomography enables high diagnostic-quality imaging of all organs. It also allows the evaluation of moving structures such as the heart and coronary arteries without the need for conventional angiography. Coronary heart disease risk and vascular occlusions can be detected. The system has a patient weight capacity of up to 227 kg.

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI)

High-resolution Magnetic Resonance Imaging is used in disease diagnosis and enables angiographic, spectroscopic, functional, perfusion, and diffusion studies of all organs, particularly the brain and heart.

MULTIX FUSION MAX – MULTIX SELECT DR – DIGITAL X-RAY

X-ray imaging is the primary and most fundamental diagnostic examination used to visualize all parts of the body. Our next-generation digital system provides maximum image quality with minimum radiation exposure under optimal conditions. It features dual detectors and wireless compatibility.

CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY

Coronary Angiography (CAG) is an interventional diagnostic method used to detect coronary artery diseases and is not a surgical procedure. During CAG, a special contrast agent is injected into the coronary arteries, and images are obtained using an imaging system. The procedure is performed in specialized angiography laboratories by experienced cardiologists and trained healthcare staff.

It identifies the location and severity of narrowing or blockage in the coronary arteries caused by atherosclerosis and helps determine the most appropriate treatment approach. During the same procedure, access to the heart chambers allows assessment of heart valve function and myocardial wall motion. It can also be used to diagnose congenital heart diseases such as septal defects. General anesthesia is not required; the patient remains awake and able to communicate throughout the procedure.

DIGITAL SUBTRACTION ANGIOGRAPHY (DSA)

DSA allows evaluation of the blood vessels of the brain, liver, kidneys, aorta, and extremities using minimal X-ray exposure and contrast material. By digitally subtracting background structures, bone anatomy is suppressed and fine vascular details become visible.

Three-dimensional images obtained through rotational angiography guide surgeons and interventional radiologists in diagnosis and treatment planning. The system also allows assessment of stent patency. The C-arm X-ray device moves synchronously with the patient table.

C-ARM FLUOROSCOPY

The C-arm fluoroscopy system is used in operating rooms for orthopedic, traumatology, general surgery, urology, neurosurgery, and various endoscopic procedures. It provides real-time imaging, enabling shorter surgical times and increased procedural accuracy.

LINAC

Linear Accelerator

LINAC is a radiotherapy device used in cancer treatment. It generates high-energy X-rays or electron beams to precisely target tumors and deliver highly accurate radiation therapy.

MAMMOGRAPHY

Mammography is an X-ray imaging method used to visualize breast tissue and plays a vital role in the early detection of breast cancer. It helps identify masses, calcifications, and other abnormalities at an early stage.

Regular mammography screening is recommended for women aged 40 and above. During the procedure, the breast is positioned between two plates of the mammography device, and gentle compression is applied for a short time to obtain clear images. The procedure is generally painless.

Mammography is classified as screening mammography and diagnostic mammography. Early detection significantly increases treatment success and helps protect breast health.