CT Toshiba Activion 16 – Melitopol
As part of this project, Deliver Medical provided a complete implementation of a new CT imaging facility, delivering a full-cycle solution with a strong focus on selecting the right technology to meet the customer’s clinical and operational requirements.
Project Overview:
- Customer: Inmedico
- Year Completed: 2023
- Country: Ukraine
- City: Melitopol
- Equipment Type: Computed Tomography (CT) System
- Model: Toshiba Activion 16
Project execution stages
Design and site preparation
The project began with the complete design and planning of a CT suite for Inmedico in Melitopol. Our specialists developed a technical solution tailored to the facility’s layout and the installation requirements of a 16-slice CT scanner, ensuring an efficient workflow for clinical staff and a comfortable experience for patients.
Installation and commissioning
The implementation phase included equipment delivery, installation, and complete system commissioning:
- Equipment selection and installation: the Toshiba Activion 16 CT scanner was selected based on the client’s clinical requirements and professionally installed
- Commissioning: complete system alignment, radiation output verification, and configuration of imaging software applications
- System launch: final performance testing of all system components followed by handover to the diagnostic imaging center for clinical operation
Why this equipment was selected
For the CT suite in Melitopol, the Toshiba Activion 16 was selected as the ideal solution for routine diagnostic imaging because of the following advantages:
- Reliability and ease of maintenance: the system is recognized for its dependable performance and straightforward servicing, ensuring uninterrupted clinical operation
- Balanced performance: the 16-slice technology delivers high-quality images at low radiation doses while supporting efficient patient throughput
- Cost efficiency: a low total cost of ownership helps healthcare providers achieve a faster return on investment when establishing a new CT imaging center