Digirad nets clearance for cardiac reconstruction software

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
Digirad, a diagnostic imaging system developer, has received FDA 510(k) marketing clearance for its new nSPEED reconstruction software.

The Poway, Calif.-based company said that with nSPEED its Digirad Cardius solid-state dedicated cardiac systems can perform cardiac SPECT imaging procedures in as little as three minutes or with one-half the required pharmaceutical dosages.

Digirad said the reconstruction software can be used in its imaging systems for SPECT procedures at either half-time and/or half count densities with parallel and non-parallel hole collimators.

TriMed Staff

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