Mirada releases image fusion analysis package for Sectra PACS

Manjula Puthenedam, PhD, | | Health Imaging | Molecular Imaging
Mirada Medical has introduced its XD3 multi-modality image fusion analysis package as an option to users of Sectra PACS.     

The latest version of Mirada XD3 is integrated into the Sectra workflow. Using XD3, Sectra users can now be offered advanced quantification of PET, CT, MRI and SPECT, including standard uptake value measurements and access to standard disease response protocols such as RECIST for CT and PERCIST for PET and PET/CT, said the company.

The Oxford, England-based company also said its software supports comparison of two or more PET/CTs and allows users to fuse MRI with PET, SPECT or CT.

Manjula Puthenedam, PhD,

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