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ImagensysThe evolution of radio-guided surgery
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The first portable Gamma CAM
in the worldAs small as a smartphone.
Faster, more accurate and more efficient
than any traditional gamma camera -
Detector 3 Gamma ProbeInnovative, faster, more accurate.
D3 Gamma Probe is the first 3-detector
directional probe in the world -
Our technological partnersCNR - Italian National Research Council
SND – Foundation for Research and Higher Education in Nuclear Diagnostics
The ability to meet the challenges faced in medicine every day rises from the development and transformation of technology into ever more effective instruments.
Our hopes are focused on the human dedication and knowledge for a healthy lifestyle, we support progress in the medical field through innovation.
Pocket Gamma CAM
Pocket GammaCAM raises the bar for detection systems used in nuclear and diagnostic surgery. Its integrated system (detector + monitor) is the most compact in the world, but still offers a much wider field of detection than the existing portable gamma cameras available on the market. It can identify sentinel lymph nodes and lesions of just 2 mm in size.
Pocket GammaCAM acquires images in real time on its monitor and displays a complete scintigraphic image in just 30 seconds.
3D Gamma Probe
D3 Gamma Probe was developed to respond to important challenges in radio-guided surgery: greater speed and greater accuracy in localising lesions and sentinel lymph nodes.
It is the first directional gamma probe to use three simultaneous detectors, capable of offering a greater than 180° field of investigation (against the 60-90° of conventional scintigraphic probes) and guides surgeons on what direction to take the probe in order to reach the lesion quickly.
The evolution of nuclear medicine
Imagensys’ mission is to help medicine respond to the challenges it faces in the fight against cancer.
The constant evolution of instrumentation in the field of diagnostic and surgical imaging technology offers significant scope for development.
Thanks to a long phase of research conducted by CNR, the instruments developed by Imagensys offer radio-guided surgery and diagnostic scintigraphy a step forward in speed, accuracy and efficiency.
Pocket GammaCAM Clinical Trial
Comparative clinical trials for the use of the Pocket GammaCAM in diagnostic imaging are being developed in collaboration with Prof. Marco Salvatore’s team at the SDN Foundation for Research and Higher Education in Nuclear Diagnostics.
Comparative clinical trials for the use of the Pocket GammaCAM in radio-guided surgery are being developed in collaboration with a prestigious Institute of Oncology.
The operative phase of the clinical trials will take place in January-April 2019.
D3 Gamma Probe Clinical Trial
Comparative clinical trials for the use of the D3 Gamma Probe in radio-guided surgery, to demonstrate its quality and strengths, are being developed in collaboration with a prestigious Institute of Oncology.
The operative phase of the clinical trials will take place in January-April 2019
