Bone - Wholebody SPECT
Brand: MiE GmbH | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
A SCINTRON processing program that stitches SPECT acquisitions from several bed positions, normalises them and presents them as one study. Up to five bed positions can be used, each remains readable on its own, and DROSEM 3D OSEM reconstruction keeps acquisition times short.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Automatic stitching and normalisation of individual bed positions |
| Specification | Free number of up to five bed positions |
| Specification | Each bed position can be interpreted without limitations |
| Specification | Short acquisition times via 3D OSEM reconstruction (DROSEM) |
| Specification | MIP display for overview |
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