3D Acquisition with CASCADE Scatter Correction
Brand: MiE GmbH | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
The 3D PET acquisition mode in the SCINTRON PET software, used with CASCADE scatter correction. MiE state that it allows cardiac PET doses between 9 mCi for N-13 and 30 mCi for Rb-82 without sacrificing image quality, which lowers exposure for patient and technologist.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | 3D acquisition with CASCADE scatter correction |
| Specification | Cardiac PET doses between 9 mCi (N-13) and 30 mCi (Rb-82) |
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