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How to save energy with your imaging equipment

Best practices for energy-saving in radiology and therapy

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How to save energy in advanced therapies

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CT energy savings with SOMARIS /10

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CT energy efficiency with SOMARIS /7

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How to reduce MRI energy consumption

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How to save energy in ultrasound

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How to save energy with Varian C-Series Clinac systems 

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How to save energy with Varian TrueBeam and Halcyon systems 

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How to save energy in X-ray products

Reducing the need for helium

Our highlight solutions

MAGNETOM Flow. Platform (60/70)

MAGNETOM Flow. Platform3 is the anticipated pioneering 1.5T MRI platform that will empower you with a game-changing new flow for sustainable, AI-powered and helium-independent4 MRI. Designed to be our first fully scalable platform, it is planned to deliver unmatched workflow simplicity, patient comfort and AI-enhanced imaging.

Sustainability in MRI

We provide technological solutions for MRI energy consumption that reduce the ecological footprint of MRI and contribute to a more sustainable future in healthcare.

Real life examples

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Optimizing sustainable radiology

Research at University Hospital Basel, Switzerland, has identified numerous ways of making imaging more sustainable in radiology. We work closely with Professor Elmar Merkle, Head of the Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Department, regarding energy consumption in medical imaging.

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Reimagining radiology

Healthcare accounts for nearly 5% of global CO2 emissions. The advanced technology used in radiology departments is especially energy-intensive, with MRI systems consuming the most energy. Our latest generation MRI scanners are equipped with a “power save” mode, a novel feature that decreases power use by up to 28% when compared to “off” mode. We've partnered with University of California San Francisco to turn the vision of achieving the first carbon-neutral radiology service into reality.

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