Technology | August 02, 2010

Siemens showcased multiple technologies and software solutions at SNM 2010, all designed to increase patient safety and clinician productivity.

"Minimum Dose and Maximum Speed" solutions included IQ-SPECT for routine nuclear cardiology studies done at half the dose and at twice the speed, and IRIS (Iterative Reconstruction in Image Space) for CT technology that allows clinicians to image using 60% less dose with no compromise to image quality.

Additionally, Siemens showcased its new syngo.via client server advanced visualization software platform designed specifically for PET/CT multi-modality applications, and symbia.net, a cost-effective client server for reading SPECT and SPECT/CT images.


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