Noah Medical Launches Galaxy II Bronchoscopy Software With Dual-Mode Imaging
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San Jose – October 12, 2026 -- Noah Medical has commercially launched Galaxy II software for its robotic-assisted bronchoscopy (RAB) platform, adding Dual-Mode Imaging that lets physicians switch between High-Definition Digital Tomosynthesis (HD-DT) and Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) at any point in a procedure. The company says the update requires no added capital, complexity, or radiation.
Dual-Mode Imaging gives physicians a choice between HD-DT and CBCT mid-procedure
HD-DT covers the vast majority of cases, and CBCT is available within the same platform when a case demands it. Based on published literature, HD-DT provides effective imaging for most cases at up to 10 times lower radiation dose than CBCT. Physicians can reserve CBCT for cases that need it, which limits radiation exposure for patients and staff.