What is PET-CT?:
Cancer is one of the major causes of death worldwide.
P E T-CT reveals metastatic disease other imaging
techniques simply cant detect.
P E T-CT helps to diagnose cancer and guides
physicians to the most beneficial therapies.
New imaging technology merges PET and CT into one combined
scanning system. The anatomical pictures produced by
the CT scanner can be merged with the molecular images
from PET. For instance, a tumor evident with CT can
be confirmed as either malignant or benign with PET,
and physicians can then use these fused images to target
more effective therapies.
NYU Columbus Medical Institute of New York - PET-CT scan
Biograph 16 - is the most sophisticated and powerful
PET-CT System available today in the World.
Our PET-CT scan is the world's fastest integrated system.
The whole body combined PET-CT scans can be acquired
and viewed in only 7-15 minutes.
Our PET-CT scan is the the most accurate PET-CT scan
available today in the World. Studies confirm an average
of 98 percent accuracy in classifying lesions for PET-CT
compared with 85 percent for PET and 70 percent for
CT alone.
This ingenious scanning device makes it possible to
see detailed anatomy and functional processes at the
molecular level of internal organs and living tissue
through a single noninvasive diagnostic procedure that
takes just minutes.
In oncology:
PET-CT technology is a powerful tool in the detection,
diagnosis and treatment planning of a wide range of
cancer types.
Our PET-CT helps to:
identify a malignancy earlier than other imaging
technologies and pinpoint tumor location
differentiate malignant and benign tumors and
determine the presence, location and extent of the disease
demonstrate response to therapy

In Cardiology:
On our PET-CT scan a beating heart can be captured
and rendered in exquisite detail. Sixteen slices of
imaging data are acquired and reconstructed with high
precision, allowing doctor's to see heart vessel plaques
or stenoses at normal or elevated heart rates.
In Neurology:
Our PET/CT scan can positively identify neurological
disorders like Alzheimers and Parkinson's diseases,
eliminating the need for redundant tests and diagnostic
surgical procedures.
|