Used and Refurbished Nuclear Camera Sales

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The C-PET full-ring Positron Emitted Tomograph (PET) system is a Single Pass™ (whole body) scanner designed to provide true volumetric imaging. It is intended for use as a diagnostic imaging device. When used with appropriate radio-pharmaceuticals, it produces images representatives of the internal distribution of radioactivity in the head or whole body. It is designed to complete three patient scans per day.

• The C-PET PET imaging system is based upon six large position-sensitive Sodium Iodide detectors. The detectors are arranged in a hexagon around the patient port. The detectors are numbered 1 through 6. Each detector has a 1” crystal, 48 PMTs and a Preamp and CFD board, used for coincidence detection.
• The main components are: Gantry, Detectors, Table, and Computers.
• There are few moving parts on the CPET: Table Up/Down and In/Out, Source Loader, Ring.
• Computers are an Acquisition and a Server. The ACQ collects the data and is the interface to the Gantry’s electronics, and the SVR processes and stores the data. There are also Remote workstations for reading rooms.
• The two current releases of software are: UGM7.3.6 and UGM8.1.1 (this contains Syntegra for image fusion).

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