Press Releases

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• Molecular Imaging business acquired from Novartis
• Deal extends our network of PET radiopharmaceuticals production sites across Europe
• Provides support for patients with cancer, heart disease and neurological disorders

• AI Abdomen automatically labels and measures organs in milliseconds, improving standardization
• New HLX transducer improves breast and musculoskeletal imaging to reduce false negatives
• Includes comprehensive liver assessment tools to quantify liver tissue stiffness and hepatic steatosis

Naeotom Alpha class: two new photon-counting CT scanners. 

High image quality at low radiation dose opens new opportunities in diagnostics, with potential of changing treatment pathways. 

World’s first single source photon-counting CT scanner with wide appeal for healthcare providers. 

• Semens Healthineers and DeepHealth, Inc. have signed a letter of intent to create AI-powered SmartTechnology™ to improve patient experience and operational efficiency in ultrasound. 
• The collaboration aims to facilitate remote operations, collaboration, and enhanced interpretation capabilities for increased diagnostic accuracy and consistency by combining Siemens Healthineers’ Acuson Sequoia with RadNet’s DeepHealth SmartSonography™.
• A live demonstration of the technology will be held Tuesday, December 3, 10:00AM – 10:30AM CT at Booth #2529, South Hall, Level 3 RSNA 2024, Chicago, IL.

• Through their investment in imaging technology for diagnosis and treatment of cancer, cardiac and neurological conditions, Siemens Healthineers will support The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center to enhance healthcare delivery
• Dedicated scientists from The Ohio State University and Siemens Healthineers to bolster their long-standing collaboration on translational research to advance clinical practice
• As part of this Value Partnership, Siemens Healthineers will support The Ohio State University’s creation of a center of imaging excellence

• Increased patient testing and less lab staff to perform manual tasks have created a bottleneck for care. 
• Now, automation found in high-volume labs is accessible no matter a lab’s footprint or volume. 
• Clinical lab professionals’ new extra set of hands alleviates patient testing pain points.

• The Atellica IM TnIH test helps predict patient risk of cardiac events/death for up to one year. 
• This high-sensitivity troponin test is the only one in U.S. with a prognostic risk intended use. 
• Prognostication aids in prevention, supporting longer-term care plans and patient outcomes. 

• ECG Management Consultants, a Siemens Healthineers Company, welcomes Medical School Advisory Group to its Academic Healthcare practice
• Led by Lois Margaret Nora MD, Medical School Advisory Group specializes in continuous quality improvement at medical schools, including accreditation
• ECG has worked with nearly 90% of U.S. medical schools in its 50-year history

• Advanced Imaging of Montana installs affordable dual-source CT scanner 
• Embedded AI and user-assistance features enable efficient workflows
• Improved cooling system and more efficient power consumption

• First completely redesigned Siemens Healthineers mammography platform in over a decade
• PMA includes new 3D image acquisition and reconstruction technology
• New features focus on patient comfort and user ergonomics

• Tahoe Forest Health System of Truckee, Calif., installs fully motorized mobile imaging system
• Mobile C-arm automates repositioning during surgery
• May address operational challenges related to intraoperative imaging

• ACUSON Origin system offers integrated AI for enhanced clinical decision-making
• System addresses entire continuum of cardiovascular patient care
• AcuNav Lumos 4D ICE catheter delivers MPR biplane imaging and real-time 4D color Doppler

• Burnout has some lab professionals worried about making mistakes, ability to do more for patients. 
• Experts continue to sound the alarm about clinical lab staffing shortages. 
• Efforts to sustain high-quality testing will rely on automation and AI tools.

• Friction in the laboratory undermines the clinical value laboratory staff can deliver 
• 95% of lab staff surveyed say adoption of automated technologies will help improve patient care¹
• Human-centered engineering from Siemens Healthineers offers all-sized labs unmatched potential