Brand: Spectrum Dynamics Medical | Category: Nuclear Medicine & Imaging

Deep learning noise reduction for the VERITON-CT digital SPECT/CT. It reduces image noise without giving up spatial resolution or quantitative accuracy, which supports faster acquisitions and lower administered activity. Spectrum Dynamics state that it holds FDA 510(k) clearance.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Proprietary noise reduction technology for VERITON-CT |
| Specification | Preserves resolution and quantitative integrity while reducing noise |
| Specification | Validated across total body bone scans, Lu-177 theranostics and I-123 MIBG paediatric imaging |
| Specification | Supports faster acquisitions and potential dose reduction |
| Specification | FDA 510(k) clearance announced by Spectrum Dynamics Medical in January 2026 |
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