Technology | March 09, 2009

Normalization Feature Sharpens SPECT Views

ScImage has implemented automatic display normalization on its Web-based gated SPECT viewing capabilities. The solution also has the ability to adjust the window/level of the stress series, the rest series or both independently. Additionally, for users requiring more advanced quantitative tools, ScImage now offers the Cedars Sinai Medical Center Quantitative Analysis Package for Nuclear Medicine studies.

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