Radiology

Modern solutions address the real needs of patients and physicians: fast, clear information about exam results, greater accessibility of magnetic resonance imaging, and patient comfort, including for those affected by claustrophobia. At the same time, they enable efficient diagnostics - reducing waiting times and limiting the demand for space and energy, while maintaining high levels of safety and accuracy.

Clinical applications

Imaging systems are used across a broad spectrum of diagnostic and interventional radiology fields:

• Urology - ultrasound-guided biopsies remain the gold standard for characterizing suspicious lesions in prostate cancer
• Liver care - ultrasound differentiates solid from fluid-filled masses and evaluates diffuse liver diseases
• Breast - ultrasound imaging as a critical aspect of women's healthcare
• Musculoskeletal MRI - open low-field technology delivering precise imaging and a comfortable patient experience
• Musculoskeletal US - assessment of soft tissue disease, detection of fluid collections, and visualization of cartilage and bone surfaces
• Neuroimaging - MRI of the brain and neurologic system, with effective evaluation of trauma
• Weight-bearing - imaging of joints in an orthostatic position, revealing pathologies difficult to assess in the supine position
• Sports medicine - MRI as the gold standard for diagnosis and prognosis of athletic injuries
• Rheumatology - detailed visualization of joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues

Ultrasound

Ultrasound systems cover multiple clinical applications, supporting diagnostic imaging in everyday practice - from assessment of abdominal organs, through breast and musculoskeletal exams, to ultrasound-guided procedures.

Magnetic Resonance

Advanced magnetic resonance imaging systems, including open low-field scanners, provide precise imaging with enhanced patient comfort. Small and low energy consumption installations expand the possibility of performing MRI even in locations with limited infrastructure.

Healthcare IT

Healthcare IT solutions streamline the management of the radiology diagnostic process within the widest enterprise IT networks. They include a radiological information system that reduces waiting times, a dedicated PACS for teaching files and structured research, and a portal for distributing reports and images to patients and specialists. AI-based tools support patient prioritization, the inclusion of AI images in the structured report, and image processing in MPR, MIP and VR modes, improving diagnostic accuracy.