GPHA commissions AI-Powered CT Scanner at International Maritime Hospital
The Director-General of the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), Major General Paul Seidu Tanye-Kulono, has affirmed the authority’s commitment to improving healthcare delivery through continuous investment in cutting-edge medical technology.
Commissioning a state-of-the-art AI-powered Philips Incisive 128-Slice CT Scanner at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) on Tuesday, he explained that the acquisition forms part of the broader vision to provide world-class healthcare services to patients and enhance access to advanced diagnostic solutions.
According to him, the advanced imaging system offers superior image quality, faster scanning times, reduced radiation exposure, and enhanced diagnostic accuracy.
“It also expands the hospital’s diagnostic capabilities, enabling the provision of specialised services such as stroke assessment, advanced cardiac imaging, coronary artery calcium scoring, virtual colonoscopy, and AI-assisted lung nodule detection,” he added.
Major Tanye-Kulono urged the management of IMaH to ensure regular maintenance of the equipment to maximise its lifespan and sustain the delivery of quality healthcare services.
Chief Executive Officer of IMaH, Dr Vitus Victor Anaab-Bisi, showed gratitude to the Board and Management of GPHA for their unwavering support. He assured stakeholders that the hospital would make optimal use of the scanner to improve patient care and strengthen diagnostic outcomes.
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