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Frisbie Hospital 1st north of Boston to offer EVO CT scanner: lowers radiation, cuts wait time with higher quality images
By: PR Newswire Association LLC. - 30 Jun 2016Back to overview list

ROCHESTER, N.H., June 30, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Frisbie Memorial Hospital recently acquired cutting-edge medical technology with the addition of GE Healthcare's innovative Revolution™ EVO CT scanner. In doing so, the hospital is the only facility north of Boston offering this advanced technology to its patients. The Revolution scanners are built on core technologies to deliver key benefits: improved image quality, better patient experience and expanded CT services.

The Revolution EVO is powered by intelligent technology, including its signature clarity imaging system, ASiR-V, designed to help clinicians acquire high-quality images using lower doses of radiation – up to 82 percent less than earlier models – contributing to more confident diagnoses at lower exposures for patients. What's more, Revolution EVO is designed to deliver more efficient, personalized care allowing for rapid and comprehensive assessments for complex trauma or stroke, in addition to making possible high-quality imaging of the whole heart in just five heartbeats, or whole abdomen and pelvic region in as little as three seconds. With Revolution EVO, because high-quality images are acquired in less time, patients can expect a better overall experience with increased comfort due to less time spent on the exam table.

For more information, visit frisbiehospital.com.

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SOURCE Frisbie Memorial Hospital

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