uCT 960+

Born with AI, uCT 960+ from United Imaging is an ultra-premium CT scanner equipped with industry-leading AI-empowered technologies.

Description

The unparalleled AI features gives it the capability to deliver unmatched image quality for confident diagnoses with exceptional clinical efficacy. By infusing AI with elevated hardware platform, uCT 960+ offers precise imaging and ease of use for all types of patients from routine to advanced applications, including cardiac, acute care, trauma, and oncology.

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Reviews

  1. G-MedTech –

    “The introduction of the uCT 960+ is a major advancement for diagnostic imaging in our region. With its ultra-high speed and precision imaging capabilities, we will be able to deliver more accurate cardiac, neurological, and whole-body diagnostics while ensuring greater patient comfort and reduced radiation exposure. This technology will significantly enhance our ability to detect diseases earlier and support clinicians in making faster, more confident clinical decisions.”

    — Dr. Vijay Bhaskar Nori, Managing Director and Chief Radiologist at Vista Imaging & Medical Centre in Hyderabad, India

  2. G-MedTech –

    “Managing complex vascular cases requires a multidisciplinary approach, making advanced imaging for precise treatment especially appealing. uCT 960+ has proven instrumental in enhancing the diagnostic accuracy and efficacy. The machine provides rapid image acquisition, 160 mm axial scanning allowing one-heart-beat acquisition with premium image quality and minimal motion artifacts.”

    — Dr. Marvin Tamaña, Philippine Heart Center in Manila, Philippine

  3. G-MedTech –

    “The CT-FFR solution from United Imaging is different from other CT-FFR approaches because it is AI-based. It provides precise, AI-supported flow analysis derived directly from coronary CTA data. This adds functional information to the anatomical assessment of coronary stenosis and allows us to perform a more comprehensive clinical evaluation of the patient.”

    — Prof. Dr. Matteo Stefanini, Ospedale Policlinico Casilino in Rome, Italy

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