SmartCT Dual Viewer

3D volume comparison and fusion solution

SmartCT Dual Viewer can take any two volumes from the Azurion System, display them side by side and overlay them to create fusion images to support the physician in assessment and diagnosis and treatment planning (segmentation for example, manual feeder detection). Dual Viewer in SmartCT allows the user to view and manipulate the volumes at tableside without breaking sterility using the touchscreen module (TSM) or mouse and keyboard. There is also no need to switch applications because the entire workflow from 3D acquisition protocol selection to image viewing, manipulation, image overlay and postprocessing can be done in SmartCT and on the TSM.

Simultaneously visualize any 2 volumes from Azurion of different sizes, at different procedure times

View and manipulate datasets at tableside with the touchscreen module (TSM)

Use the overlaid datasets as a 3D roadmap with fluoroscopy or to support with segmentation

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Features

SmartCT empowers you to easily adopt 3D imaging in the lab

Despite the advantages of 3D imaging, it can still be considered difficult to perform by many users. To take the guesswork out of 3D acquisition, SmartCT provides step-by-step guidance and visual aids during acquisition to help easily acquire 3D images. 3D imaging can enhance diagnostic accuracy[1-3], support improved treatment outcomes[4-6] and increase procedural efficiency in the interventional lab[7].

Acquire and interact with 3D imaging at tableside

With the touchscreen module (TSM), you can easily acquire 3D images and interact with SmartCT tools in a natural and effortless way. Once acquired, the SmartCT viewing application automatically opens your 3D image with the correct rendering and viewing tools on the TSM. All tools work with the tablet’s touchscreen simplicity within the sterile area.

Control advanced 3D visualization and measurement tools at tableside

Using simple tablet gestures, you can carry out advanced measurements and visualizations on the touchscreen at tableside to study the disease in great detail. SmartCT 3D images can help reveal information not apparent in DSA images. This additional information may change diagnosis, treatment planning or treatment delivery, supporting better patient outcomes[4-9].