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Advanced Imaging through Dual Modalities

PET and PET/CT are popular topics of discussion in both nuclear medicine and radiology forums. From imaging previously unknown neurological processes to its impact on oncology, these modalities are causing a stir amongst medical imaging professionals.

As a combined modality PET/CT provides powerful functionality beyond the scope of either PET or CT images alone, by allowing healthcare specialists to view physiological activity in conjunction with anatomical location. As a relatively new modality, many radiology systems and PACS solutions however, are struggling to adapt to this technology. Sadly, many remain totally incompatible, forcing reading physicians to practice on the PET/CT console itself.

Addressing many of the issues surrounding the synthesis of data from PET/CT, UltraRAD is pleased to provide a software solution which allows PACS integration, while improving workflow, connectivity and efficiencies surrounding this modality. UltraRAD’s PET/CT Workstation breaks away from historic methods of showing PET/CT images by providing layouts split across dual monitors in panoramic mode.

Integrated Workflow for PET/CT Reporting

While some vendors try to make PET/CT seem complicated and overly technical, UltraRAD Software's PET/CT Workstation has been designed to easily accommodate the standard methods that Radiologists use to read CT datasets.

Following the norm found in PACS, UltraRAD’s PET/CT Workstation breaks away from historic methods of showing PET/CT images by providing layouts split across dual monitors in panoramic mode. For efficient study comparison, this method of review allows simultaneous comparison of CT images, PET Corrected, PET Uncorrected, PET/CT Fused Images and MIP among others. Rigid Registration between images allows simultaneous navigation through all datasets.

Fast and Efficient Workflow

UltraRAD’s PET/CT Workstation employs a variety of features designed to streamline the reporting of PET/CT studies