Observational Study to Evaluate a New Spectral CT Imaging System Using Clinical Scans

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are collecting data to assess the usefulness of a new spectral CT imaging system in a clinical environment. This observational study aims to evaluate image quality and support future regulatory submissions by analyzing the collected imaging data. The study includes adult participants who have undergone or will undergo clinically indicated CT exams within a specific hospital network. Participants will have a research CT scan using an investigational spectral CT scanner. These scans will be matched to prior or scheduled standard-of-care CT exams based on anatomy, radiation dose, and contrast use. The study focuses on CT exams of the neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis, or extremities. This is a device observational study without experimental treatment. During the study, participants will undergo research CT scans and data collection related to image quality. Researchers will monitor the safety of the scans throughout the study, which lasts about one year. The study involves consenting adults who have had or will have clinical CT exams and includes monitoring imaging outcomes and safety over this period.

Data Collection of New Spectral CT Imaging Method