TruSPECT Workstation
Brand: Spectrum Dynamics Medical | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging
The acquisition and processing workstation for the D-SPECT series. TruCorr attenuation correction runs here: the user picks a patient folder and a data set, and the workstation generates the corrected images for review in a cardiac analysis package such as 4DM or Cedars.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Workstation platform for the D-SPECT series |
| Specification | Generates deep learning attenuation corrected data sets through the integrated TruCorr workflow |
| Three step operation | select patient folder, select data set, apply TruCorr |
| Specification | Results opened in the user's preferred image viewing program |
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