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Advanced Molecular Imaging - PET/CT

Ingenuity TF

PET/CT system

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The Philips Ingenuity TF PET/CT Time-of-Flight system leverages multiple technologies, collectively known as xPand⁵, that act together to enhance image quality and support quantification. These join CT advances like iPatient, iDose⁴, and metal artifact reduction for implants (O-MAR).

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iDose⁴
Excellent resolution compensation

Excellent resolution compensation

Use xSharp to see true activity distribution – especially with small objects. Images acquired with the xSharp on the Ingenuity TF PET/ CT show lesions and organ boundaries with high contrast thanks to resolution recovery.
xClean
Consistent image quality

Consistent image quality

xClean helps you focus on what’s important. See what you need to see, artifact-free, on small or large patients. Monte-Carlo-based single-scatter simulation (MC-SSS) offers a more robust method of scatter correction for exceptional and consistent image quality.
OpenView Gantry
High count-rate performance

High count-rate performance

xCount helps you take advantage of quantification on investigations involving short-lived tracers. Experience high-throughput acquisition with improved linearity at high count-rates. The system is stable across count-rates (low to high) for dynamic imaging with a wide range of tracers.
Full-fidelity imaging accuracy
Superb spatial resolution

Superb spatial resolution

xFine turns information into insight when you can see the fine details. Using a 2mm whole-body clinical reconstruction protocol, xFine offers superb spatial resolution, so you can draw regions of interest around small structures with increased confidence.
4D TOF Respiratory Motion Management
Stable, reproducible quantification

Stable, reproducible quantification

xCalibrate makes certain your quantification capabilities remain stable and reproducible across a range of studies. Enjoy accurate PET/CT alignment, robust detector normalization, auto systems clock synchronization, and an efficient quality control procedure.
  • ¹Buchan, K. (Philips Healthcare), Dharaiya E. (Philips Healthcare), Ardley N. (Monash Health, Australia) “Impact of workflow tools in reducing total exam and user interaction time - 4 phase liver computed tomography exams.” Paper presented at ASMMIRT 2012, Sydney, Australia.
  • ² “Optimal” refers to the use of strategies and techniques that facilitate the management and control of both image quality and dose.