Showing posts with label DSPECT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DSPECT. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 16, 2018

The Perfect Combo- Invest your money in a nuclear camera set up that is profitable!

THE PERFECT COMBO


In growing numbers, Canadian nuclear medicine clinics are quickly realizing that the most profitable clinic camera set up is a Spectrum Dynamics Cardiac CZT along with a refurbished dual head general purpose camera.



                                   Spectrum Dynamics             GE Millenium MG                                                        

Spectrum Dynamics Benefits:

  • Fast results: The D-SPECT can acquire a complete gated SPECT study in as little as two minutes, improving department workflow, enhancing patient compliance and reducing the chance of patient motion.
  • Image quality: D-SPECT’s count rich data sets combined with a proprietary reconstruction algorithm to ensure optimal spatial resolution and exceptional image quality.
  • Dose reduction: The extremely high sensitivity of the D-SPECT detectors allows for dramatic reductions in injected dose. Patients and staff benefit from the lower radiation dose.

Refurbished Nuclear Camera Benefits:

  • Reduced cost: The price of a refurbished gamma camera can be more than half the cost of a new nuclear camera.
  • Quality: Our refurbished nuclear medicine equipment strictly adheres to good refurbishment practices and quality requirements, ensuring our systems are both as safe and effective as when they were new.
  • Warranty: All refurbished cameras come with a full one year warranty, installation and training.


Thursday, November 02, 2017

What's new in the revamped Spectrum Dynamics DSPECT Cardio

Spectrum Dynamics adds new features to an already popuplar product.

Gantry and Chair/Bed Design:


  • Chair weight supports up to 1000 lb / 454 kg.
Integrated on the detector is a touchscreen, where the operator can start the Pre-Scan positioning acquisition to: 
  • Display the angle of the chair/bed and detector from the current and previous scan. 
  • Display position of the heart within the field-of-view.