AnyScan - Model TRIO SPECT - Advanced Research & Clinical System
High throughput triple detector SPECT camera for wide range of clinical applications. Starting camera for your advanced research & clinical environment. AnyScan® TRIO SPECT offers new dimensions in SPECT imaging with the applied extra detector and novel collimators. Three detector design turns against the conventional dual head SPECT configuration, to reach 50% higher sensitivity, perfect SPECT resolution and excellent image quality. This unique triple head approach allows us to collect all of the detailed information by applying a reduced acquisition time. In your routine clinical environment, the camera offers faster imaging while also new applications for both dedicated and everyday procedures. Next to the all-around NM applications, the system may be upgraded with CT and PET modality onsite.
Quick Whole Body - half time protocol
WB planar results with half time protocol. 48 years old female patient with brain cancer. Images acquired with 13 cm/min with LEHR versus with 17 cm/min with LEHR-HS. Even with half time protocol image details are preserved.
- Collimator: LEHR (left) vs LEHR-HS (right)
- Radiotracer: Tc99m-MDP
- Applied dose: 500 MBq
- Acquisition: 15 min vs 10 min
360° Cardiac process
72 years old healthy male patient. Instead of 180° scan arc the acquisitions is performed with 360° scan arc rotation. With the same acquisition time better image quality achieved.
- Collimator: LEHR
- Radiotracer: Tc99m-MIBI
- Applied dose: 400 MBq
- Acquisition: 96 view x 30 sec → 16 min
Lung with 6 views
DTPA and MAA combined perfusion and inhalation lung acquisition from six directions. 75 years old male patient with physiological lung function. Parallel acquisition with threes heads reduce acquisition time from 12 min to 9 min.
- Collimator: LEHR
- Radiotracer: Tc99m-DTPA and Tc99m-MAA
- Applied dose (perfusion): 200 MBq
- Acquisition: 2 minute / view
Static Kidney parallel acquisition with 3 heads
Static kidney Tc99m-DMSA examination of 3 years old male pediatric patient. Reduced function in the left kidney. Parallel acquisition with three heads reduce acquisition time from 9 min to 6 min.
- Collimator: LEHR
- Radiotracer: Tc99m-DMSA
- Applied dose: 40 MBq
- Acquisition: 3 minute / view
- The third detector and redesigned LEHR-HS collimator saves time for clinicians while maintaining the image quality
- Optimized continuous workflow by automated reconstruction protocol support
- 20-min Whole Body SPECT scan
- 4-min Myocardial examination
- Special multipinhole technique applied for clinical life, next to the parallel hole collimation
- Dedicated fields for neurology, cardiology and other organ specific imaging
- The implemented multipinhole collimation technology makes possible to achieve extremely high image resolution and sensitivity
- Patented Multi-PinHole aperture design is supplemented by a special reconstruction method
- Thanks to the ultra-high sensitivity feature, tracers with low contrast would be also detectable
- PET-like visual quality has become reality by applying SPECT Multi-PinHole technology
- 3 mm system resolution during Brain scans.
- Xtreme Edition detectors, MPH Brain apertures and special Tera-Tomo 3D SPECT MPH-Q reconstruction package ensures more clinical confidence
- Cost-efficient SPECT workflow while achieving PET image quality
- Total body SPECT at extreme fast scan time, meaning instead of conventional 2D WB imaging, we can achieve 3D WB SPECT scan during similar acquisition time
- Alternating acquisition scan option. Detector head collect data in clockwise and counter-clockwise mode as well.
- Continuous gantry rotation makes the examination faster.
- Automatic stitching of acquired images.
- Highest sensitivity rate within the high resolution collimators on the clinical NM market.
- User can achieve same image quality at a faster scanning rate.
- Same resolution but higher sensitivity compared to standard LEHR
- Fast 360° SPECT data collection with continuous rotation