Sharper Pediatric CT:
Wide-Area Coverage & High-Resolution Imaging for Every Patient
Pediatric CT requires balancing image quality, speed, and radiation dose. Children are uniquely vulnerable to motion and repeat scans, particularly when sedation is undesirable. This webinar demonstrates how Canon’s Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition with 16 cm wide-area coverage and Super-Resolution Deep Learning Reconstruction (DLR) delivers sharper images and improved temporal resolution—reducing motion artifacts, minimizing sedation, and lowering dose. A physicist and a pediatric radiologist will present their respective perspectives, connecting system physics with clinical outcomes, showing how these technologies transform daily pediatric practice with less stress for patients, families, and providers.
Prof. Erich Sorantin
Head of Division of Pediatric Radiology
Medical University Graz, Austria
Dr. Joseph Meier
Clinical Medical Physicist, Assistant Professor
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, USA
Dr. Eric Salvador Diaz
Chief of Pediatric Radiology, Director of Pediatric CT & MR
UC Davis Children’s Hospital, USACourse Information
At the end of this lecture, delegates will:
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- Learn how Super-Resolution DLR affects noise-texture, spatial resolution, and perceived image quality in pediatric CT.
- Learn techniques to leverage better temporal resolution to minimize motion artifacts when imaging pediatrics.
- Evaluate case-based outcomes showing motion-robust, Super-resolution imaging across common pediatric indications.
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This educational talk was created on 16st Oct 2025. All information contained in this session was correct at the time of distribution.
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