- Royal Philips introduced Rembra, its next-generation radiology CT system, at ECR 2026 in Vienna, designed for acute and high-demand imaging environments.
- The Rembra system features advanced detector technology and ultra-fast scan and reconstruction speeds, with Imaging Technology News reporting it delivers up to 106 images per second.
- It aims to address rising patient volumes and workforce shortages through streamlined workflows, as noted by MedTech Spectrum.
- Rembra supports faster diagnoses by making scans available in near-real time, with Euronext Markets highlighting its ability to handle up to 270 patients per day.
- With its large 85 cm bore, described as the largest in its class, Rembra accommodates challenging patient types, including bariatric and trauma cases, improving patient comfort and potentially reducing rescans.
Philips Debuts Rembra CT System at ECR 2026
Philips has unveiled Rembra, a revolutionary new CT system designed for high-demand imaging that boasts ultra-fast scanning at 106 images per second and the capacity to serve up to 270 patients daily, directly addressing rising patient volumes and workforce shortages. This next-generation system also features the largest 85 cm bore in its class, significantly improving comfort and reducing rescans for challenging bariatric and trauma patients.
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