IRIS PET, CT, And PET/CT
The IRIS scanner is intended for small animal in vivo preclinical research on mice and rats. As a single-mode PET, CT, or dual-mode PET/CT, IRIS is available. Due to the flexibility of IRIS technology, a PET/CT scanner may one day be integrated with an IRIS CT or PET scanner.
KEY FEATURES
- Optimized for rodent imaging
- High performance
- High throughput
- Easy to use
- Cost-effective
- Highest sensitivity PET
- PET spatial resolution near 1 mm
- Full mouse FOV
- Best energy resolution
- CT optimized for speed
- Low-dose and high resolution
- Sensorless cardiac and resp. gating
- 4D CT imaging technology
SPECIFICATIONS PET
- Sensitivity: > 9% [250 – 750 keV]
- Spatial resolution: CFOV < 1 mm, average = 1.1 mm
- Axial FOV: 96 mm
- Trans-axial FOV: 81 mm
- Energy resolution: < 13%
- Timing resolution = 1.8 ns
SPECIFICATIONS CT
- X-ray tube: 20-80 kV, 0-1 mA, 80W max
- Detector imaging area: > 11.4 x 14.5 cm2
- Scan time: < 4 s (ultra-fast mode), 20 s (standard mode), 1 min (high-resolution scan)
- Low dose: < 6.5 mGy
- Resolution: 73μm @ 10% MTF
- Minimal voxel resolution: < 30μm
- Axial FOV: > 90 mm
- Dynamic 4D acquisition
- Software-based respiratory and cardiac gating
HIGHLIGHT TECHNOLOGIES
Software based CT resp. and cardiac gated imaging WITHOUT ECG and resp. sensor
Software based CT resp. and cardiac gated imaging WITHOUT ECG and resp. sensor
