Samsung Ceretom NT3000

HUMAN AND VETERINARY USE (small animals)
1/ HUMAN USE

The CereTom® is an 8-slice mobile scanner which allows
quality examinations (with or without injection, CTA, etc.) to
be carried out at numerous locations.
The combination of its scanning speed,
its intuitive user interface and the display of
real-time images make the CereTom® the essential tool for
any clinician requiring high quality images at the point of care.

Workstation
The CereTom® workstation features advanced 2D, 3D and
MPR visualization software.
It also produces images compatible with
DICOM 3.1 and integrates the worklist module,
allowing easy integration with the establishment's PACS.

The CereTom® is equipped with a radiotransparent tablet and
a system for attaching to the patient's bed,
allowing head and neck scans to be carried out
on any medical bed.
The patient is thus taken care of directly in
his room and does not require transfer to
the imaging department for his examination.

CLINICAL USES
• Intensive care
CereTom® improves the safety and efficiency of
patient care. Critical, intubated,
ventilated patients present in intensive care units no
longer have to be moved to the imaging department to
benefit from a head and neck scanner.

• Operating room
The CereTom® provides rapid,
high-quality intraoperative images to
the operating room for a variety of
neurosurgical operations.
Its 32 cm tunnel allows for
a scan of the patient during the operation with
a radiolucent external fixator.
Coupled with a neuronavigation station,
it facilitates and secures the surgeon's work.

• Clinic
With the CereTom® , patients can benefit from
a scanner in the medical consultation room and
thus facilitate the patient journey within the hospital.
Appointment times for an imaging examination are
thus reduced.

• EMERGENCIES
Prompt referral and management of patients with
acute neurological symptoms are key elements of
emergency department care.

The CereTom® is a comprehensive scanner for
neurological emergencies, including stroke,
hemorrhage and traumatic brain injury.

• Ambulances
The CereTom® can be installed in an
emergency vehicle to perform brain imaging directly at
the point of care for a patient suspected of
having a stroke.

The CereTom® thus makes it possible to reduce the
time of diagnosis, and therefore of treatment,
which limits the risks of disability which can
result from a stroke.

2/ VETERINARY USE
• The CereTom® is a small-caliber, 8-slice,
handheld CT scanner that provides the highest
quality non-contrast perfusion, angiography, and
contrast analyses.

• Its combination of fast scan time, easy-to-use interface and
immediate image viewing makes CereTom an
indispensable tool for any veterinarian requiring high-quality,
real-time images and cost-effective CT imaging.

• Images are DICOM 3.1 compliant with
a worklist modality module, which allows seamless
integration with PACS.
There is a radiolucent carbon fiber table designed to
properly position the veterinary patient in the bore.
This table is capable of supporting up to 75 kg.

• The CereTom has a small footprint for
easy storage when not in use.
There is no need for a specially designed room or
electrical upgrade.
The CereTom goes where it's needed in
the hospital - operating room, emergency room floor,
intensive care unit - wherever you need the analysis.
When a patient is too unstable to move,
the CereTom will go to the veterinary patient.

Installation requirements
Stage: Single
Voltage: 90 - 264 VAC/1300 watts peak
Frequency: 47 - 63 Hz
Battery capacity: Fully charged - 2 hours (typical)
Typical usage: 110 - 230 V; 50/60Hz
Noise: 60 dBA (1 meter distance from scanner bore)
65 dBA (scanner boron)
Site requirements
Operating temperature: 15˚C to 35˚C
Storage temperature: -25˚C to 70˚C
Operating altitude: 0-3010 m (0-10,000 ft)
Operating humidity: 20 - 80% non-condensing
Floor flatness: