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Imaging systems scoped as complete projects.
Radiology, ultrasound, CT and other modalities are assessed with site requirements, patient flow and maintenance.



Site preparation
Deployment and support
Imaging modalities
Modalities scoped as complete projects.
Clinical use, exam volumes, site requirements, installation, maintenance and parts availability: each system is assessed in its real operating environment.
Digital radiography
Fixed or mobile rooms, flat-panel detectors, consoles and accessories for a controlled radiology workflow.
CT scanner
Sized around exam volumes, clinical applications, site conditions and operating constraints.
Ultrasound
General-purpose or specialised systems, probes, software options and configurations adapted to clinical practice.
Mammography
Screening and diagnostic solutions integrating image quality, ergonomics, dosimetry and the reading environment.
Dental imaging
Panoramic, cephalometric and 3D imaging with assessment of space, network and associated software.
Mobile C-arms
Mobile operating-room imaging with close attention to mobility, dose and clinical integration.
MRI
A complete project covering RF requirements, magnetic safety, room layout, cooling and service continuity.
Endoscopy
Video towers, light sources, processors, accessories and endoscope reprocessing workflows.
Radiotherapy
Equipment and technical environments designed around precision, safety and the oncology care pathway.
Nuclear medicine
Gamma cameras and hybrid systems with radiation protection and patient pathways built into the scope.
Bone densitometry
Compact DXA solutions for screening and follow-up, with planned installation and quality control.
PACS & digitisation
Archiving, viewing, DICOM connectivity and migration to streamline image circulation.
Project support
An imaging modality is selected as a complete system.
The configuration must match the planned exams, available space, power, cooling, network and maintenance capacity. These elements are reviewed before system selection.
Deployment & lifecycle
An imaging modality is also a site project.
Expected performance depends as much on the environment as on the technology: infrastructure, acceptance, users, maintenance and service continuity.
Prepare an imaging project →Site, shielding & flow
Assessment of access, structural loads, controlled areas, shielding and circulation before installation.
Power, cooling & network
Validation of power, protection, UPS, cooling and DICOM connectivity.
Installation, acceptance & image quality
Documented commissioning, acceptance testing, initial training and baselines for quality control.
Maintenance, parts & lifecycle
Preventive plan, parts availability, performance tracking and system-upgrade strategy.