LabLogic develops PET, SPECT detector

Clint vanSonnenberg | | Health Imaging | Practice Management
LabLogic has released its new Scan-RAM radio-TLC scanner detector for PET and SPECT, designed so that the detector and collimator are moved rather than the bed.

LabLogic, which develops laboratory information and chromatography data management systems, said that the configuration saves operational space. Scan-RAM can be configured with one or two detectors; the latter can be used for labs that need a combined radio-TLC scanner and a radio-HPLC detector. According to the Broomhill, United Kingdom-based company, users can fully define scan time and lock down system parameters to prevent unauthorized adjustments.

Clint vanSonnenberg

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