Revolutionizing Patient Care in Oceania – A New Era with Canon Angio-CT and High- Definition Imaging
On Monday, 26 June, Canon Medical supported the launch of the new Canon Alphenix 4D CT (Angio-CT) at a tertiary hospital in central Sydney, Australia. This groundbreaking promises to redefine patient outcomes and revolutionize treatment across interventional radiology, interventional oncology and trauma.
The launch event showcased the efficient workflow, superb mechanical design, and unrivaled patient access of the system and its clinical benefits. The tertiary hospital in central Sydney is the first Australian site to install this state-of-the-art system. They will benefit from the combination of the Alphenix Sky + with High-Definition flat panel detector and the Aquilion ONE / GENESIS Edition CT scanner, the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, and the first in the Asia Pacific region outside of Japan.
Mr. Izumi Watanabe, General Manager of the International Sales Division, Canon Medical Systems
The launch event was attended by a range of interventional radiology luminaries from the wider ANZ region, as well as key hospital staff including representatives from management, trauma and interventional radiology. Canon Medical staff including Mr. Izumi Watanabe, General Manager of the International Sales Division at Canon Medical Systems and Canon Medical Systems ANZ Managing Director Ms. Monica King, were also pleased to attend and to celebrate this important milestone installation.
After the presentations, the attendees had the opportunity to see this cutting-edge technology for themselves, with the formal opening and a tour of the new facilities. Attendees were provided with a demonstration of the key Canon Medical innovations and the speed and ease of transitioning between modalities. Comments of “look at how quickly the system moves,” “amazing working system,” and “I’m blown away by the room and the capability” were heard.
Mr. Izumi Watanabe, General Manager of the International Sales Division, Canon Medical Systems
See more, Do more with Hi-Def (High-Definition)
Canon's Hi-Def detector allows effortless zoom down to 1.5 inches (4 cm) with double the spatial resolution. The detectors small field and fine, 76 micron pixels help clinicians to visualize fine details, anatomical structures and deploy devices with accuracy and confidence.
Interventional Radiology Society of Australasia (IRSA)
Following the Alphenix 4D CT launch, Canon Medical supported the Interventional Radiology Society of Australasia (IRSA) conference.
The most important interventional radiology conference in ANZ, the IRSA conference attracts attendees from APEC nations, the United States, and Europe. The primary focus for the congress is to improve the quality and range of procedures in interventional radiology and promote recognition and further development of the specialty. This year the conference focused on innovative new technology, including the values of Alphenix 4D CT, interventional oncology and women in interventional radiology.
Prof. Tay Kiang Hiong (Singapore General Hospital) hosted a workshop titled “4D-CT: Revolutionizing Interventional Radiology”, where he shared his experience of how the Canon Alphenix 4D CT improves the efficiency of procedures and how unique innovations like Dynamic Volume CT can increase clinical confidence by allowing clinicians to assess perfusion during procedures.
“As a sponsor of the IRSA conference, we recognise the significance of this event in driving transformative change in the field of interventional radiology (IR). The IRSA conference serves as a unique platform for IR professionals and industry leaders to converge. The advancements, education, and collaboration on display at this year’s event will help drive the use of groundbreaking techniques and technologies and Alphenix 4D CT can play an important role in this. We are proud to be a part of this event that strives to make a lasting impact on the health and well-being of patients, and the standing and importance of interventional radiology“- Mr. Ricky Davidson, Canon Medical Systems ANZ VL BU Manager. //
Prof. Tay Kiang Hiong (Singapore General Hospital, third from right) hosted a workshop titled “4D-CT: Revolutionizing Interventional Radiology” at the IRSA conference