Philips Healthcare’s Achieva 3.0T TX is designed to make advances in the way patient’s images are acquired. While reportedly enhancing both image quality and scanning speed, it also provides consistent results across a broad range of clinical applications by adapting the RF signal to the individual patient’s anatomy.
In the area of cardiology, Philips will announce the commercial release of the 32-channel cardiac coil for both Achieva 3.0T and 1.5T systems.
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