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Three-tier hospital imaging center configuration

The three levels build imaging capability in line with the clinical services the hospital can provide. Equipment specifications and quantities are adjusted within the selected level around clinical priorities and budget.

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Configuration levelsEssential · Comprehensive · Advanced
Imaging capabilityX-ray · Ultrasound · CT · MRI · Bedside · Intraoperative · Breast
Medical imaging equipment in a clinical examination environment
IMAGING CAPABILITY PATH

Expand imaging capability by level

Routine X-ray, ultrasound, CT, bedside, MRI, intraoperative and breast imaging are added progressively.

01

Routine digital radiography

Routine chest, bone and joint digital imaging for outpatient, inpatient and general emergency use.

02

Routine ultrasound

Abdominal, urinary, obstetric, gynecologic and superficial-organ ultrasound according to probe and software configuration.

03

CT examinations

Head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, spine and extremity examinations, with contrast and 3D applications where configured.

04

Bedside radiography

Digital bedside radiography for wards, emergency departments, operating rooms and ICUs.

05

Multi-sequence MRI

Neurological, spinal, joint, abdominal and pelvic imaging and complex soft-tissue diagnosis.

06

Intraoperative and breast imaging

Real-time fluoroscopy and positioning for surgery, together with breast screening and diagnostic imaging.

DESIGN PRINCIPLE

Configuration principle

Equipment specifications and quantities can be adjusted within the corresponding level. Final quantities, specifications and room conditions require confirmation against bed capacity, daily workload, clinical departments, budget, power conditions and local regulations.

Expected beds, daily outpatient and emergency volumes, and imaging workload
Priority clinical departments, target disease profile and referral system
Room area, shielding, power, cooling, network and PACS/RIS conditions
Local registration, radiation licensing, personnel qualifications and after-sales capacity
CONFIGURATION DETAIL

Core imaging equipment and clinical functions

Switch between the three levels to review suitable hospitals, clinical functions, equipment and configuration notes. Equipment names open the corresponding source image and inquiry entry.

CORE EQUIPMENT

Main equipment configuration

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No.Main equipmentMain purpose
01

Routine chest, bone and joint imaging for outpatient, inpatient, pre-operative and general emergency use.

02

Routine abdominal, urinary, obstetric, gynecologic and superficial-organ examinations, subject to probe and software configuration.

CONFIGURATION NOTE

Configuration note

This level prioritizes controlled investment, straightforward operation and high equipment utilization. It establishes high-frequency basic examinations first and can later expand to CT and bedside imaging as patient volume and clinical demand grow.

Final quantities, specifications and room conditions require confirmation against bed capacity, daily workload, clinical departments, budget, power conditions and local regulations.

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IMAGING CONFIGURATION

Imaging center requirements

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AFRICA PARTNERSHIP

Local healthcare partnership

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