Ospedale del Mare's new digital PET scanner goes live: a quantum leap for diagnostics in Central and Southern Italy.

A new, state-of-the-art digital PET CT scanner officially went into operation this morning at the Nuclear Medicine Complex Operating Unit of the Ospedale del Mare. The activation took place in the presence of the company's strategic management, the hospital management, the Nuclear Medicine team, and the Operating Unit.

Clinical Engineering, demonstrating the strategic value of the investment.
The new digital PET scanner represents a technological first in Central and Southern Italy in terms of features and performance. This represents a significant milestone not only for the hospital, but for the entire regional healthcare network, which will now be able to rely on a highly precise diagnostic tool capable of significantly impacting clinical effectiveness and treatment pathways.

Digital technology allows for extremely high-resolution images, significantly reducing both acquisition times and the dose of radiopharmaceutical administered to the patient. This dual benefit translates into greater safety, improved patient comfort, and enhanced diagnostic capabilities, particularly in oncology and neurological care. With this equipment, the Nuclear Medicine Unit at Ospedale del Mare strengthens its role as a benchmark for highly specialized healthcare in Campania.

"This innovative technological device represents an important step forward in our mission to offer high-quality services to patients," said Maria Corvino, company medical director. "Achieving this goal is the result of teamwork involving healthcare professionals, technicians, and administrators. My thanks go to all of them."

General Manager Gaetano Gubitosa also expressed satisfaction: "We are proud to be a point of reference for Central and Southern Italy, offering the best technologies and the best care. With the purchase of the new digital PET scanner, we are further expanding the technological and digital capabilities of the Ospedale del Mare, enabling it to provide top-notch diagnostic tests." "This equipment," he concluded, "is a concrete example of how collaboration and dedication can lead to excellent results for public healthcare."