From Challenge to Clarity: Solving Complex Cardiac Cases with Spectral Precise Image
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- September 10 2026
- Duration 2: 1
From Challenge to Clarity: Solving Complex Cardiac Cases with Spectral Precise Image examines how cardiac CT, CCTA, spectral CT, and AI-powered reconstruction are expanding the role of CT beyond coronary stenosis assessment. Through real clinical cases, explore advanced myocardial assessment, plaque characterization, myocardial perfusion, tissue characterization, and treatment planning, and see how these capabilities can contribute to a more comprehensive approach to cardiac imaging.
At-a-glance:
- Discover how detector-based spectral CT and AI-powered reconstruction may enhance CCTA and cardiac imaging
- Explore advanced applications including plaque characterization, myocardial perfusion, tissue characterization, and treatment planning
- Learn through real clinical cases how advanced cardiac CT may support more informed everyday clinical decision-making
Cardiac CT is evolving beyond the assessment of coronary stenosis to play a broader role in cardiac decision-making. In this webinar, we will explore how Philips detector-based spectral CT, combined with AI-powered reconstruction, supports CCTA, advanced myocardial assessment, and a more comprehensive approach to cardiac imaging.
Through clinical cases, the session will demonstrate how advanced CT technology can help clinicians move beyond anatomy alone to gain deeper cardiac insight. Topics will include plaque characterization, myocardial perfusion, tissue characterization, and treatment planning.
This session is designed for radiologists, cardiologists, and CT specialists who want to explore the latest developments in cardiac CT and understand how advanced CT technology can support everyday clinical practice.
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