TruClear.AI Noise Reduction
Brand: Spectrum Dynamics Medical | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
Deep learning noise reduction for myocardial perfusion imaging on the D-SPECT. It reduces statistical noise in low count acquisitions and returns clear perfusion and gated reconstructions, so image quality holds up when scan time or administered activity is cut back.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Deep learning based noise reduction for D-SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging |
| Specification | Reduces statistical noise in low count SPECT acquisitions |
| Specification | Delivers perfusion and gated reconstructions for interpretation |
| Specification | Spectrum Dynamics note that it is not available in all locations |
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