Description
The SOMATOM go.Now – 16 / 32 Slice CT Scanner from Siemens Healthineers is engineered to support modern clinical demands with a strong focus on ease of use, image quality, and operational efficiency.
Designed for fast and reliable performance, the system delivers high-quality diagnostic images across a wide range of routine and emergency applications. Integrated smart dose management technologies help optimize radiation exposure while preserving image clarity, supporting patient safety and regulatory compliance.
The SOMATOM go.Now features a streamlined and intuitive workflow that reduces setup time and simplifies daily operation, enabling technologists to work efficiently even in high-throughput environments. Its compact footprint, modest infrastructure requirements, and efficient power consumption help reduce installation and operating costs.
With dependable performance and flexible 16-slice and 32-slice configurations, the SOMATOM go.Now is well suited for facilities seeking a practical, future-ready CT solution that enhances productivity without increasing complexity.
Key Features
16 / 32 slice CT imaging capability
Fast scan speeds and reliable reconstruction
Smart dose management for patient safety
Intuitive, user-friendly workflow
Compact design with efficient space utilization
Lower operating and maintenance costs
Clinical Applications
Head and brain imaging
Chest and lung studies
Abdominal and pelvic imaging
Emergency and trauma CT
Routine diagnostic examinations
Service and Support
Professional installation and commissioning
Preventive and breakdown maintenance services
CT tube handling, replacement, and alignment
System calibration and image quality optimization
Nationwide technical support availability
Ideal For
Small to mid-size hospitals
Diagnostic imaging centers
Imaging clinics
Facilities upgrading from entry-level CT systems
Centers focused on efficiency and patient throughput
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