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MultiCam 3000 eco digital and high-resolution 3-head gamma camera
The MultiCam 3-head gamma camera with its precise and high-resolution display properties is particularly suitable for neurological and cardiological examinations. It can also be used to quickly and elegantly produce high-resolution SPECT bone images.
The digital concept enables automatic, digital gain control for each individual photomultiplier and computer-controlled querying and correction of energy, linearity and uniformity. This achieves high long-term stability. The MultiCam 3000 eco system is equipped with a modem as standard, so that detector diagnostics and adjustments can also be carried out remotely thanks to the digital detector technology.
The ring gantry offers stable detector ring bearings and radial guidance. The three detectors offset by 120° guarantee high setting precision and a constant center of rotation. The arrangement of the detectors outside the gantry tunnel makes access to the patient much easier. In addition, this design principle is open for the adaptation of additional equipment (STEP, 511 keV collimators, etc.). The gantry is operated via a remote control with pre-programmed function keys for brain, torso and collimator change, as well as free selection of the setting parameters.
A large-area memory monitor on the tripod is used to monitor the patient position and the setting parameters. A separate acquisition computer on a mobile console is used to monitor the patient position and the setting parameters. The entire camera can be delivered in the color you want. All common RAL colors are available.
The patient positioning table is computer-controlled and synchronized with the position of the detectors. This affects the longitudinal movement as well as the lateral and vertical position of the table. Special positioning aids allow the patient to be positioned comfortably in either the head or foot position. The positioning plate is made of carbon fiber to ensure high stability and low radiation absorption.
“A feature of the acquisition control is the RAS mode (Rapid Acquisition Sequence) for dynamic SPECT acquisition. The RAS mode is a crucial aid when examining uncooperative patients. Within a study, several complete rotation scans are recorded with short time intervals in both rotation directions. The artifact-free patient data are combined into an optimized raw data set. The acquisition computer has a 16 MB buffer memory and is connected to the Inter Medical data system via a fiber optic cable.”
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