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Report date: 19.05.2026
Report code: 1779190530
Philips Computed Tomography Device Analysis Report
Device Identification and Brand Model Information
The images show one Philips brand Computed Tomography (CT) scanner system. The device’s gantry unit, patient table, and one software screen are among the visual evidence. The Philips logo is clearly legible on the upper part of the gantry unit. The software screen displays the text Mx Workspace and the version information V2.0. Additionally, the label on the X-ray tube housing, which is a part of the system, specifies the Philips brand and the model number CTR2150CEPN.
Usage Areas
This device is a Computed Tomography system used for medical imaging purposes. It utilizes X-rays to create detailed, cross-sectional images of the body’s internal structures. It is widely used in radiology departments and various medical branches such as oncology, cardiology, neurology, and emergency medicine for diagnosis and treatment planning processes.
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The general condition of the device appears clean and well-maintained as far as can be understood from the images. No significant scratches, dents, cracks, or discoloration have been observed on the outer casing of the gantry unit or the surface of the patient table. The cushion and protective cover on the patient table are positioned correctly. No visible issues have been detected in the mechanical components, wheels, or moving parts. The condition of the device is good.
Accessories and Additional Parts
The following accessories and parts are visible along with the device in the images:
- One blue-colored protective cover on the patient table.
- One head support apparatus resting on the table behind the gantry opening.
- A yellow handle at the foot end of the patient table with a load limit warning of ≤ 200 kg.
Cables, sockets, or other external accessories are not detailed in the images. No clear information regarding whether there are any missing parts could be obtained from the visual data.
Label Information and Technical Details
The label on the X-ray tube housing contains the following information:
- Manufacturer: Philips Medical Systems DMC GmbH
- Place of Manufacture: Hamburg / GERMANY
- Manufacturing Date: 2024-02
- X-Ray Tube Housing Assembly Model: CTR2150CEPN
- X-Ray Tube Housing Assembly REF: 9896-055-92424
- X-Ray Tube Housing Assembly SN: 26891S198857
- X-Ray Tube Model: DU 5008C
- X-Ray Tube SN: 198857
- Nominal X-ray Tube Voltage: 140 kV IEC 60613:2010
- Focal Spot: 0.5×1.3 IEC 60336, 1.0×1.3 IEC 60336
- Certifications: CE 0123, MD, CSA
The label at the foot end of the patient table contains a load limit warning of ≤ 200 kg.
Screen Analysis
The following information is visible on the software screen:
- Software Name: Mx Workspace
- Version: V2.0
- Date: 27-Feb-2018
- Copyright: © KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. 2003
- The screen also contains legal texts regarding the software license agreement.
Numerical values (for example, 303, 528 on the right screen) are visible on the small control screens on the gantry, but the meaning of these values cannot be clearly understood from the image.
Manufacturing Year and Documents
According to the label on the X-ray tube housing, the manufacturing date of this part is February 2024. The date on the software screen is 27 February 2018. This indicates that the system consists of parts manufactured or updated at different times. There are no documents such as invoices or warranty certificates in the images.
Fault and Risk Assessment
There is no clear evidence in the images, such as broken parts, error messages, or physical damage, to suggest that the device is faulty. The outer surfaces of the device appear clean and intact. No conditions that could pose a potential risk of failure, such as crushed cables, rust, or significant wear, have been observed. The condition of the product is good.
