
TGH Elevates Heart Imaging with AI-Driven CT Scanners
Key highlights
- Tampa General adds two GE Healthcare Revolution APEX 512-slice CT scanners
- Advanced AI and machine learning improve scan clarity, speed, and precision
- Boosts cardiac diagnostics as part of the Cardiometabolic Disease Prevention Program
- Enables early detection of heart conditions with less patient discomfort
- Supported by a philanthropic gift from the Ferman family
Notable Quotes
“ This technology is a game-changer for cardiac imaging at Tampa General. ”
Dr. Shone Almeida, Director, Cardiac CT Program at Tampa General Hospital, Faculty at USF Health Morsani College of Medicine
“ By integrating AI-driven imaging, we're improving accuracy while enhancing patient safety and comfort. ”
Sherri Lewman, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Imaging at Tampa General Hospital
“ Access to this top level of imaging enables our team of cardiologists to identify even the most complex conditions accurately. ”
Dr. Aarti Patel, Co-director of the Cardiovascular Imaging Program, Cardiology at Tampa General Hospital and Associate Professor, Division of Cardiology at USF Health Morsani College of Medicine
Why This Matters
Tampa General Hospital’s investment in cutting-edge 512-slice CT technology marks a pivotal advancement in cardiac diagnostics. By integrating artificial intelligence and ultra-high-resolution imaging, these scanners enhance the early detection and treatment planning of cardiovascular diseases. This initiative not only showcases TGH's commitment to innovation and patient-centered care but also strengthens its role as a leader in cardiometabolic health. With precision imaging becoming increasingly critical, such upgrades redefine diagnostic standards and contribute meaningfully to better health outcomes across Florida and beyond.