SOMATOM go.Up: Revolutionising Computerised Tomography

In today’s world of medical diagnostics, speed and precision are essential for providing the best patient care. Siemens Healthineers introduces SOMATOM go.Up, the latest generation CT scanner that combines cutting-edge technology for fast, reliable, and accurate results. This device represents a breakthrough in neurology, cardiology, orthopaedics, oncology and emergency examinations.

Innovative Features of SOMATOM go.Up

Wide Range of Applications:
SOMATOM go.Up is designed to meet all diagnostic needs. Whether it’s a detailed analysis of the brain, an examination of the cardiovascular system or an assessment of the abdominal organs, this CT scanner delivers high-quality images for every case. Its specialised functionality makes it suitable even for emergency situations where rapid diagnosis is critical.

Minimal Radiation Exposure:
The Tin Filter technology integrated into SOMATOM go.Up significantly reduces the radiation dose administered to each patient. This innovative solution achieves the lowest possible radiation exposure without compromising image quality, making the device safe for sensitive groups, such as children.

Faster Results:
Thanks to advanced data processing, SOMATOM go.Up generates results quickly. This enables doctors to make faster and more effective treatment decisions, which is especially important in emergencies where every minute counts.

UltraHD Resolution:
Every detail in the images is crucial for an accurate diagnosis. The UltraHD resolution provided by SOMATOM go.Up enables clear and detailed visualisation of all structures—from the brain and cardiovascular system to bones and soft tissues.

Mobile Management:
Flexibility in operation is another important aspect. With the ability to control the device via a tablet, SOMATOM go.Up offers ease and speed in managing the scanner, enhancing workflow efficiency and patient interaction.

Real-World Application

Computerised tomography is a key technology in modern diagnostics. At Plodnost Hospital, using the Siemens SOMATOM go.Up, patients receive high-precision images that allow for a thorough evaluation of:

• The Head: Detailed views of the brain, sinuses and bony structures—essential for neurological diagnoses.
• The Neck: Including the spine and soft tissues, critical for a comprehensive assessment.
• The Chest: Detailed imaging of the pulmonary organs and skeletal structures, crucial for cardiological and respiratory evaluations.
• The Abdomen and Pelvis: Including CT urography, these areas are examined with high precision to detect potential pathologies.
• Blood Vessels: With CT angiography, extremely detailed images of the blood vessels are obtained, vital for assessing vascular conditions.

The scanning procedure with SOMATOM go.Up takes only about 10 minutes, making the process fast and comfortable for patients. With a reduced radiation dose—approximately 40% less than standard devices—this technology is particularly well-suited for children and patients sensitive to radiation.

Why Choose SOMATOM go.Up?

• Safety: The minimal radiation dose ensures greater safety for patients, which is essential for repeated diagnostic examinations.
• Accuracy: UltraHD resolution and advanced data processing deliver high-quality images, enabling precise and timely diagnoses.
• Efficiency: The speed in obtaining results helps in making quicker treatment decisions, directly enhancing medical care.
• Flexibility: Mobile control via tablet makes the operational process more flexible and comfortable for medical staff.

Conclusion

Siemens Healthineers, with SOMATOM go.Up, defines a new era in computerised tomography. This device is the ideal solution for modern diagnostics, offering fast, safe and precise results across a wide range of medical fields. With innovative technologies such as Tin Filter, UltraHD resolution and mobile management, SOMATOM go.Up sets the standard for safety and efficiency in medical diagnostics. For more information and to schedule an appointment, contact Plodnost Hospital at 📞047 208 880 or visit us at Asnom Street No. 9, Bitola.