ScanFlo CT
Protocol mastery, dose discipline included.
From scout to helical acquisition to reconstruction. Learners make the same choices a CT technologist makes — and see every consequence in image quality and patient dose.
Coverage
What learners can drive
| Acquisition | Scout/topogram, helical and axial modes, HRCT, cardiac protocol families |
| Exposure | kVp and mAs with live image-quality and dose consequences |
| Geometry | Pitch, collimation, rotation time and their interaction with coverage and dose |
| Dose metrics | CTDIvol and DLP reported on every acquisition — optimization taught by doing |
| Reconstruction | Kernel selection (soft tissue to sharp), slice thickness, window/level discipline |
| Image evaluation | Lung, mediastinal and bone windows; noise vs. dose trade-offs made visible |
| MPR & 3D | Axial, coronal and sagittal reformats with a linked crosshair, batch reformatting, 3D volume rendering |
| AI assistance | Study Advisor from clinical question to protocol; deep-learning image enhancement on the same acquisition |
Inside the console
Real screens, not renders.
Every image below is a capture from the simulator learners actually use.
Dose by consequence
Optimization you can see, not memorize.
Dose tables don't build judgment — consequences do. Learners halve the mAs and watch noise climb; raise the pitch and watch dose and coverage shift together. CTDIvol and DLP update with every decision, so ALARA becomes a habit instead of a slide.
- CTDIvol and DLP reported on every scan
- mAs vs. noise trade-off demonstrated live
- kVp choices and their contrast and dose consequences
- Pitch, coverage and dose interact the way the physics says
Reconstruction
The scan isn't done at the gantry.
Kernel choice, slice thickness and windowing decide what the radiologist actually sees. Learners reconstruct the same raw acquisition with different kernels and windows, and learn why chest CT is read three different ways.
- Soft vs. sharp kernels on the same acquisition
- Lung, mediastinal and bone window discipline
- Slice thickness vs. noise and detail
- HRCT reconstruction as a distinct skill
Protocol families
From routine chest to cardiac gating.
The protocol library spans the studies a new technologist must own: routine head and chest, high-resolution lung work, and the timing-critical world of cardiac CT — each with guided cases and exercises.
- Routine head, chest and abdomen protocols
- HRCT with appropriate reconstruction
- Cardiac protocol concepts and timing
- Guided cases with exercises attached
Go deeper
Every capability, explained properly.
How each part of the console works, what it teaches, and how programs use it.
Image viewer & filming
Read what you scanned, then film it like a radiographer.
How it works →CT protocol library
From scout to helical to HRCT — protocol families that behave.
How it works →Dose training
CTDIvol and DLP on every scan — ALARA taught by doing.
How it works →Case library
Virtual patients with real acquisition behavior.
How it works →Device licensing
Per-device access that manages itself.
How it works →Progress tracking
Console time and cases completed, visible to the people who need it.
How it works →Study Advisor
From the clinical question to the right protocol.
How it works →AI image enhancement
Deep-learning reconstruction: less noise, more detail, same acquisition.
How it works →MPR & 3D reconstruction
Any plane, and the volume itself — from one acquisition.
How it works →Frequently asked questions
Does ScanFlo CT teach dose optimization?+
Yes — it is central to the product. CTDIvol and DLP are reported on every acquisition, and learners see how kVp, mAs, pitch and collimation move both dose and image quality. Optimization is learned by consequence, not by memorizing tables.
Can learners reconstruct the same scan differently?+
Yes. The same acquisition can be reconstructed with different kernels, slice thicknesses and windows, which is exactly how learners internalize why protocols specify reconstruction parameters.
What do I need to run it?+
A modern browser on a laptop or desktop. There is nothing to install, and licensing is per-device within your plan.
Is CT included in the same plans as MRI?+
Yes — Pro and institutional plans include both simulators in one console. The free student tier starts with MRI core sequences.
Put your learners at the console today.
Free student tier. No installs. Runs in any browser.