The system provides on-demand spectral and spatial imaging for every scan, and its ultra-high definition (UHD) imaging is “designed to work with wide coverage,” the company said.

“Deep Silicon brings a meaningful evolution to photon-counting CT. Silicon’s unique properties as a semiconductor enables precise photon energy measurement, helping power advanced spectral imaging capabilities,” Dr. Johan de Mey, chair of Radiology, UZ Brussel – Vrije Universiteit Brussel, said in a press release.