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CT Imaging

Keep Vulnerable ICU Patients Safe

Reduce transport-related incidents and infections with mobile CT bedside imaging
OmniTom® Elite or CereTom® Elite mobile CT bedside imaging solutions can increase the safety and effectiveness of your ICU. The ability to image patients at the point-of-care in the ICU can facilitate rapid clinical decision-making and reduce the risks associated with transport.
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Clinical Benefits

The ability to image patients at the point-of-care in the ICU can facilitate rapid clinical decision-making and reduce the risks associated with transport

Reduce transport related incidents and infections1

  • 48%
    ARROW (1)

    Ventilator-Associated Events

  • 55%
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    Overall Complication Rate

  • 1.5%
    ARROW (1)

    ICU Length of Stay
  • 1. Halperin, John J., Stephen Moran, Doriann Prasek, Ann Richards, Charlene Ruggiero,
  • and Christina Maund. “Reducing Hospital-Acquired Infections Among the Neurologically Critically Ill.
  • ” Neurocritical Care, 2016, 1–8. doi:10.1007/s12028-016-0286-2.

Nursing staff maintained in the ICU for continued focus on all patients

  • Higher Performance
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    Achieve increased throughput in Radiology Department CT.-Associated Events

  • 31%
    ARROW

    Cost increase to hospital for inpatient vs outpatient imaging2
  • 2. Anzai, Y., Heilbrun, M. E., Haas, D., Boi, L., Moshåre, K., Minoshima, S., Kaplan, R., & Lee, V. S. (2017).
  • Dissecting Costs of CT Study: Application of TDABC (Time-driven Activity-based Costing) in a
  • Tertiary Academic Center. Academic Radiology, 24(2), 200–208. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acra.2016.11.001.

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Key Features and Benefits

OmniTom®

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Nursing staff maintained in the ICU for continued focus on all patients

Reduces risk of exposure to scatter radiation without expensive build-outs

Enhances technologist's throughput with the ability to scan multiple patients

No need for an additional power source

Allows it to be easily transported from room to room

• Reduces transport related incidents and infections

•Reduces ICU length of stay

•Increases throughput in Radiology Department CT

Key Features and Benefits

OmniTom®

omnitom
Reduced risk of exposure to scatter radiation without expensive build-outs
Enhances technologist's throughput with the ability to scan multiple patients
No need for an additional power source
Allowing it to be easily transported from room to room
• Reduce transport related incidents and infections
•Reduce ICU length of stay
•Increased throughput in Radiology Department CT
Nursing staff maintained in the ICU for continued focus on all patients

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Our Mobile Imaging has People Talking

Treatment of cerebrovascular disease is a race against time, as it kills a large number of people worldwide and can cause paralysis in others. The main factor for reducing disability and death is a treatment 'time standard' within 270 minutes. These products save lives. Every minute counts.
Mount Sion Hospital
Everest, NY
Treatment of cerebrovascular disease is a race against time, as it kills a large number of people worldwide and can cause paralysis in others. The main factor for reducing disability and death is a treatment 'time standard' within 270 minutes. These products save lives. Every minute counts.
Dr. John Rolfstein
Veterinary Specialties Group, OH
Treatment of cerebrovascular disease is a race against time, as it kills a large number of people worldwide and can cause paralysis in others. The main factor for reducing disability and death is a treatment 'time standard' within 270 minutes. These products save lives. Every minute counts.
KU Medical Center
Kansas City, MO

Dig Deeper

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Articles

Carlson, A.P., et al. (2012) “Portable head computed tomography scanner-technology and applications: Experience with 3421 scans”, Journal of Neuroimaging, 22(4), 408–415
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Peace, K., et al. (2010) “The use of a portable head CT scanner in the intensive care unit”, The Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 42(2), 109–116
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Salerno, D., et al. (2009) “The role of head computer tomographic scans on the management of MICU patients with neurological dysfunction”, Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, 24(6), 372–375
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