Options for all
Shapes and Sizes
Flexibility in Cost and Size
Enjoy high-quality true CT imaging
The NeuroLogica family of mobile CT scanners is battery-operated, charged from a wall outlet, and internally shielded. They provide diagnostic, multi-slice, and 3D imaging of soft tissue and bone.
All our systems are multi-slice diagnostic CTs (not to be confused with Cone Beam CT or Flat Panel CT) that are utilized in human ICUs, ORs, Mobile Stroke Units, and other medical areas.
Benefits
Low Installation Cost
Low Power Needs
Small and Mobile
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Key Features and Benefits
OmniTom®

Can be used throughout the facility to point-of-care CT imaging
Reduces risk of exposure to scatter radiation without expensive build-outs
Reduces the risks associated with ramp up power and overtaxing the electrical system in a facility
No need to add a specialty electrical system, saving the expense
Allows it to be easily transported from room to room
Reduces the need to build out a room and lose needed space
BodyTom®

Can be used throughout the facility to point-of-care CT imaging
Fits all sized patients
Reduces the risk of exposure to scatter radiation without expensive build-outs
Reduces the risks associated with ramp up power and overtaxing the electrical system in a facility
No need to add a specialty electrical system, saving the expense
Easily transportable from one area to another
PACS and planning systems
Reduces the need to build out a room and lose needed space
CereTom®

Can be used throughout the facility to point-of-care CT imaging
Reduces the risk of exposure to scatter radiation without expensive build-outs
Reduces the risks associated with ramp up power and overtaxing the electrical system in a facility
No need to add a specialty electrical system, saving the expense
Reduces the need to build out a room and lose needed space
Key Features and Benefits
OmniTom®

Key Features and Benefits
BodyTom®

Key Features and Benefits
CereTom®

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