Besides an extensive array of product in Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, MR, CT and X-Ray, GE Healthcare plans a major emphasis for its fleet of technological solutions addressing women's health issues.

For example, GE is showcasing the Senographe Mobile Essential, the latest GEHC digital mammography product to receive FDA approval. Developed to improve access to breast cancer screening for millions of women around the world, the mobile Senographe Essential is built on the company's Senographe Essential platform, the next-generation of GE's proven Senographe Full Field digital mammography systems. Also on display, Senographe DS, combining productivity with flexibility and the Senographe Essential, what GEHC calls the digital mammography platform for the future.

The newest version of GE's Seno Advantage Review Workstation is designed to maximize the power and performance of the Senographe Essential and the Senographe DS digital mammography systems while the Seno Advantage 2.1 Review Workstation puts imaging power in the technician's hands.
GE focuses on MR with its Signa HDx 3.0T unit. Signa HDx 3.0T represents GE's leadership in 3.0T MR technology development with ultra-fast reconstructions. GE continues to improve the company's HD MR technology and also highlights other additions to the HD line.

In addition, GEHC features a broad range of technology for breast imaging, including VIBRANT, for bilateral imaging with no compromises, BREASE, for breast spectroscopy and 8- Channel Breast Array.

Voluson E8, meanwhile, an advanced ultrasound technology platform, delivers new imaging tools and technology while opening the door for innovations to come.

And in X-Ray, GE's Definium 8000 and Definium 5000 equipment is featured, as is the Definium AX, the company's top-of-the-line digital X-ray system.

In nuclear medicine, GE is providing exclusive technologies on its Discovery Dimension - high definition PET image processing, patient motion management and clinical productivity features that together address motion, which is one of the most significant factors in lesion characterization that degrade today's PET/CT image quality.

Finally, GE is shipping the industry's first-ever computed tomography (CT) scanner to maintain outstanding image quality while reducing a patient's radiation exposure by up to 70 percent for diagnostic cardiac scans




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