Patients becoming critical consumers is a strong trend that can be observed around the globe. Stay competitive in the long run with a CT scanner that helps you improve patient experience throughout the CT imaging workflow: SOMATOM go.Now. Stay with your patients longer and provide closer care with our unique Mobile Workflow. Get the image quality and dose reduction technologies you expect from us. And benefit from AI-powered scan automation and new clinical features for an even wider range of indications.
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Features & Benefits
During the CT scan procedure: less time in the control room, more with the patient
In a standard CT imaging work environment, techs spend most of their time in the control room. With the unique Mobile Workflow of SOMATOM go.Now, you can stay close to your patients and put them at ease. See for yourself!
Mobile Workflow – figures tell the story
The Mobile Workflow had a positive impact on the CT scan procedure at the University Hospital Erlangen in Germany as well as on the satisfaction of their patients.
- 20% faster patient preparation1)
- 62% increase in positive patient experience1)
- 90% more time spent in the same room with the patient, plus higher freedom of movement for radiologists1)
- 39% increase in patients who feel more satisfied from the medical service they receive1)
“The Mobile Workflow: More than ever, the patient is in the center of the whole examination.”
Clinical Use
Transform care delivery with your new patient pathways
Different clinical indications require different examination approaches. This is why our SOMATOM go.Now CT scanner has been developed with a clear patient pathway focus in mind: What specific capabilities should it provide for which exam type and anatomy? What helps you get profound clinical results in the most efficient way possible?
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Improve patient experience with trendsetting workflows
Patient expectations are increasing and patients are becoming more vocal about their healthcare experience. With the Mobile Workflow of SOMATOM go.Now, your patients feel personally attended to and experience their treatment more positively.
myExam Companion: Intelligence that works with you
myExam Companion launches the era of intelligent imaging. Using the new possibilities of digitalization, it turns data into built-in expertise. This helps users efficiently achieve reproducible results – by unlocking your modality’s full potential automatically.
myExam Companion guides users through any procedure, so they can interact easily and naturally with both patient and technology. No matter the user, patient or throughput, it helps generate consistently excellent results – and improve diagnostic confidence.
Mobile Workflow: A new working experience
With the Mobile Workflow of SOMATOM go.Now, your patients feel personally attended to and experience their treatment more positively. From the tablet to the remote control, gantry-mounted injector arm, camera, and the gentle voice and sound design: The CT scanner offers smart solutions that help you focus on each patient – and make your working experience enjoyable.
See it with your own eyes
Whether routine CT imaging like thorax, abdomen, and angiography or more complex exams: SOMATOM go.Now delivers excellent image quality ‒ always on. See for yourself!
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Long-range angiography for the lower limbs
Courtesy of KGS Advanced MRI and CT Scans, Madurai, India
- MIP reconstruction
- Tube voltage: 130 kV
- CTDIvol: 2.34 mGy
Courtesy of KGS Advanced MRI and CT Scans, Madurai, India
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Are you interested in more clinical cases? We created a booklet that contains a collection of different cases and clinical images – all acquired with SOMATOM go.Now.
Technical Specifications
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1
Wetzl et al., Mobile Workflow in Computed Tomography of the Chest, Journal of Medical Systems:43, November 2018.
2
In clinical practice, the use of SAFIRE may reduce CT patient dose depending on the clinical task, patient size, anatomical location, and clinical practice. A consultation with a radiologist and a physicist should be made to determine the appropriate dose to obtain diagnostic image quality for the particular clinical task.