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Advanced Applications for X-ray

Providing access to areas of uncertainty, our Advanced Applications for fixed radiography help deliver images that allow radiologists to make diagnostic decisions with confidence.

Clinicians rely on standard radiography as the first diagnostic test for most chest, orthopedic and trauma cases

However, advanced imaging is often ordered for complex cases that radiography cannot solve. Tapping additional imaging modalities may result in higher radiation exposure, higher costs, and delays in diagnosis and treatment. Our Advanced Applications provide additional information and more conclusive X-rays to help you make care decisions faster with minimal added radiation.

33%

Of scaphoid fractures are missed on the first X-ray¹

14%

Of elderly patients with normal X-ray findings in the ER have hip and pelvic fractures revealed at MRI²

Cases of total joint replacements (hip and knee) annually in the United States^{3, 4}

Key benefits for utilizing Advanced Applications

Better information

Obtain additional information from your X-ray system that could help make decisions faster

Minimize radiation

Resolve inconclusive X-rays in the X-ray room with minimal added radiation

Enhanced care

Optimize the patient experience without needing other advanced imaging techniques

Augmented imaging

Produce images that a multi-slice CT scanner would create

Featured applications

Explore our family of Advanced Applications

VolumeRAD™ digital tomosynthesis

Improves clinical diagnosis by removing overlaying structures and enhancing local tissue separation.

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Dual Energy Subtraction

Helps eliminate obstructions from overlying bones while providing additional information.

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Auto Image Paste

Acquire multiple images in one fast, seamless, highly automated exam.

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Case studies

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Reducing false positive findings and the need for unnecessary CT scans with Dual Energy Subtraction

Based in the north of England, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) is one of the largest healthcare trusts in the United Kingdom, treating over 1.7 million patients per year across seven hospital sites throughout the region. The Trust is a tertiary-level centre for multiple specialties as well as the primary education site for the University of Leeds Medical School.⁵

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Clinical utility of digital tomosynthesis in the diagnosis and management of scaphoid fractures

The University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine conducted a single center prospective trial of patients who presented with suspected or confirmed wrist fracture and in whom conventional X-rays were insufficient to diagnose or manage their injury.

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At University Hospitals of Cleveland, the increasing complexity of our patients’ conditions have paralleled the growing sophistication of the surgical and therapeutic interventions used to treat them. The successful integration of GE HeathCare’s digital radiography applications in our ICU and clinics has helped to enable the improved delivery of care for patients with complex conditions.

Using advanced X-ray applications to improve care delivery for patients with complex lung conditions

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Disclaimers

Not all applications are available on all systems. The application version depends on the system. Contact your local GE HealthCare representative to learn about availability in your market.

References

Geijer M et al. "Clinical utility of tomosynthesis in suspected scaphoid fracture: A pilot study" Skeletal Radiol. (Jul 2011): 40(7):863-7.
AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2010 Apr;194(4):1054-60. doi: 10.2214/AJR.09.3295. Radiographic detection of hip and pelvic fractures in the emergency department.
Williams S.N., Wolford M.L., Bercovitz A. 2000. Hospitalization for total knee replacement among inpatients aged 45 and over: United States, 2000–2010 key findings. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db210.pdf; [accessed 30.01.17] [Google Scholar].
Wolford M.L., Palso K., Bercovitz A. 2000. Hospitalization for total hip replacement among inpatients aged 45 and over: United States, 2000–2010 key findings. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db186.pdf; [accessed 30.01.17] [PubMed] [Google Scholar].
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. About us. https://www.leedsth.nhs.uk/about-us/ [Accessed 31st August 2023].

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