This team will simplify medical practice allowing the patient, more precision, greater security and less waiting time, among other benefits when this procedure is needed.
Somatom Go.Now tomograph has technology that allows maximum precision with minimal radiation exposure, accepts dose reduction, reducing preparation time by 20%, without compromising the quality of the results and providing high -resolution images so that medical practice is more efficient and providing accurate results, for medical decision making in less time, thus transforming the patient’s experience.
“The Department of Radiology of the Medical Center Hospital has stood out at the regional level, for providing the best diagnoses from having robust equipment, with innovative and novel technology, allowing its patients to provide their patients with accurate diagnosis results, with credibility and responsibility; Therefore, and with the sole purpose of providing a quality service, we count from February 2025, with the Somatom Go.now tomograph, a team that will allow more accurate diagnoses, with high quality images and in less time, ”said Dr. Rodolfo Ibarra, head of the Medical Center Hospital Department of Radiology.
The Somatom Go.now of Siemens Healthineers, reduces the times of the studies, provides high quality images, in addition to reducing noise, allowing patient control all the time, in a comfortable environment, much more precise and accurate studies can be done, resulting in more effective treatments to improve the quality of life of all and save lives.
“The DISS company representative of Siemens Healthineers in Guatemala and several countries, congratulates the Medical Center for the acquisition of the Somatom Go.now tomography team, technology that improves, without a doubt, the experience for the patient and the doctor,” concluded Otto Blanco, general manager of DISS, for Guatemala and Honduras.
Medical Center, has been characterized by providing medical-hospital services, high level, with professionals in each service area, a constant improvement in their systems and procedures, as well as the permanent acquisition of high-tech equipment that they contribute to their studies, diagnoses and patient care.