Question 1

What patient throughput does a modular medical imaging unit support?

Accepted Answer

Total daily throughput depends on the modality mix and team size. A typical configuration (2 x-ray, 1 CT, 1 MRI, 2 ultrasound, single shift) handles 200-400 examinations per day across all modalities. Per-modality benchmarks: x-ray 40-80 exams/day per room; CT 40-80; MRI 16-32; ultrasound 30-60. Two-shift operation doubles capacity but requires staffing scale-up and equipment uptime planning.

Question 2

Can the imaging unit include PET-CT or interventional radiology?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with the appropriate configuration additions. PET-CT requires specialised radiation protection (lead-shielded patient injection room, lead-shielded uptake rooms, separated patient flow), licensing for radiopharmaceutical handling, and dedicated workflow. Interventional radiology adds an angiography suite with surgical-grade environment, anaesthesia support, recovery bay, and stock management for interventional consumables. Both extend the base imaging unit timeline by 4-8 weeks.

Question 3

How does the modular imaging unit integrate with the hospital's RIS and PACS?

Accepted Answer

PACS integration uses standard DICOM image transfer protocols to the existing hospital PACS — images appear in the hospital's existing archive and worklist immediately after acquisition. RIS integration uses HL7 messaging for appointment booking, examination scheduling, and report distribution. Both integrations are validated during commissioning. Standalone operation with onboard PACS is also supported for diagnostic centres without an existing hospital infrastructure.

Question 4

What is the typical project timeline for a modular medical imaging unit?

Accepted Answer

Concept design and approval: 4-6 weeks. Detail engineering and OEM coordination: 6-8 weeks. Module production and OEM scanner manufacturing in parallel: 14-20 weeks. Site assembly: 4-8 weeks. Commissioning, OEM scanner installation and clinical validation: 8-12 weeks. Total contract-to-clinical-service: 8-14 months for stock configurations, 12-18 months for specialty configurations including PET-CT or interventional radiology.

Question 5

Can the imaging unit be expanded after initial installation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Additional modality modules add to the unit over time as the imaging programme grows. Common expansion patterns: adding MRI to a CT-only unit; adding interventional radiology to a diagnostic-only unit; expanding from one CT to two as throughput demands; adding ultrasound rooms as specialty practices grow. Expansion modules link to the existing unit's shared reading, reception and clinical workflow without disrupting existing services.

Toplam uzunluk	15.0 m · 49.2 ft
Genişlik (nakliye)	2,99 m
Genişlik (konuşlandırılmış)	2,99 m
Yükseklik (nakliye)	2.70 m
Zemin alanı (konuşlandırılmış)	44.9 m²
Boş ağırlık	9.0 t
Şasi	EN 10025 S355JR sıcak hadde çelik · EN 1090 EXC-2
Kaynak kalitesi	EN ISO 3834-3
Zarf	Sandviç panel, PIR çekirdek 80 mm · λ ≈ 0,023 W/(m·K)
Yangın direnci	EI-30 · EN 13501-2'ye göre test edilmiş
Zemin	EPDM üzerine denizcilik kontrplak · R-10 kayma sınıfı
Elektrik tesisatı	230 V / 50 Hz · TN-S · IEC 60364 uyumlu
İklimlendirme	Split inverter ısı pompası · MERV-8
Çalışma aralığı	−25 °C ile +50 °C ortam
Rüzgar sınıfı	130 km/s temel rüzgar için tasarlandı (EN 1991-1-4)
Sismik tasarım	EN 1998-1 (Eurokod 8) uyarınca · sünek sınıf DCM
Nakliye	ISO 668 ayak izi · CSC plakası uygun (konteyner varyantlar)
Kurulum süresi	2 saat · 2 kişilik ekip

Modular Medical Imaging Unit — Engineered once, deployable many times.

Tipik Konuşlanma Sırası

Spec sheet — STR-2790

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