Differences Between Mobile CT and Conventional CT: Detailed Explanation of the Advantages of Mobile Intraoperative CT
Conventional CT (Computed Tomography) refers to fixed, enclosed CT scanners, while Mobile CT (Portable CT) refers to movable, open CT scanners. Mobile CT offers greater flexibility and convenience compared to traditional CT scans, providing numerous benefits for medical staff. Conventional CT machines are typically large and heavy, requiring installation in specific hospital rooms. Patients must be transported to the examination area for scans, which can be challenging for those with limited mobility. It has been reported that over 71% of ICU patients experience adverse events during transport to the CT room. Additionally, hospitals often have a limited number of CT scanners, leading to longer wait times for scans and reports. Mobile CT devices come in two types: mobile vehicle-mounted CT and mobile intraoperative CT (3D C-arm X-ray machines). Vehicle-Mounted CT can be transported to various locations, including remote areas and emergency sites. This system inte...