manufacturer

Toshiba Medical Systems (legacy)

Japanese imaging OEM. Toshiba was a top-tier global imaging manufacturer for decades — best known for the Aquilion CT family (the wide-detector pioneer that introduced 320-slice volumetric CT in 2007), the Vantage MRI line, Aplio and Xario ultrasound platforms, and the Infinix interventional / cardiac angio line. Acquired by Canon Inc. in March 2016 and rebranded to Canon Medical Systems in January 2018; the installed base continues to span both names.

This manufacturer page exists so that pre-2016 systems carry the original Toshiba branding on their System Cards. For everything from late 2016 onward, see Canon Medical Systems.

Iconic Toshiba lines

Aquilion CT family

The dominant Toshiba CT lineup of the 2000s and 2010s — massive global installed base, deep parts ecosystem, the foundation Canon inherited.

Vantage MRI

Toshiba 1.5T / 3T MRI lineage — Pianissimo acoustic-noise reduction was the headline differentiator across generations.

Infinix interventional

Toshiba's fixed-room cath / angio platform — rebranded to Alphenix under Canon in 2018.

Aplio ultrasound (premium)

Toshiba's flagship cart-based ultrasound family — predecessor to the current Canon Aplio i-series.

Xario ultrasound (mid-market)

Service & parts continuity

Canon Medical continues to service all Toshiba-branded systems through its global field-service network and parts depot. Most Toshiba-era spare parts are still available through Canon's standard parts catalog, with occasional NLA flags on the oldest tubes / detectors. Third-party ISO and refurbisher channels carry deep Toshiba parts inventory due to the size of the legacy installed base.