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The
Cedars Sinai Quantitative
Gated SPECT (QGS)
option enables automated processing of myocardial perfusion
SPECT and gated SPECT data. Provides left ventricular
ejection fraction calculations, 3D beating image displays,
volume curves and polar maps.

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The
Cedars Sinai Quantitative
Perfusion SPECT(QPS) package is an interactive standalone
application for the automatic segmentation, quantification,
analysis and display of static (ungated) short axis
myocardial perfusion SPECT data.

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Blood
Pool Gated SPECT
is
an interactive standalone application for the automatic
segmentation and quantification of gated short axis
blood pool (Red Blood Cells - RBC) SPECT.

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Cedars Motion
Correction provides automated motion correction
for all types of SPECT data including Cardiac SPECT
and Cardiac Gated SPECT data

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The
Emory Cardiac
Toolbox(EC Toolbox) package, developed by Emory
University, offers a combination of leading edge protocols
for comprehensive cardiac analysis. Protocols include
CEqual for quantification of sestamibi and other myocardial
perfusion tracers; Emory Gated SPECT for auto-processing
of ejection fraction, volume curves, end diastole /
systole, and stroke volumes; and 3D PerfSPECTive which
provides 3D information generated from CEqual and EGS
protocols.

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QuantEM
is a software application that provides a quantitative
renal assessment. The application, developed by Emory
University, aids the clinician with the analysis and
interpretation of Tc-99m labeled MAG3 renograms. This
application's major focus is to provide a series of
clinical protocols that can be used in the evaluation
of both pediatric and adult renal patients.

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Aladdin
is an optional software package which allows users to
write their own protocols for the eNTEGRA. This package
combines intuitive ease of use with flexibility and
power of all the eNTEGRA features.

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The
Image Registration
option provides a tool to register images acquired on
different modalities or to register functional images
acquired at different times. Once the data is registered
it can be displayed using the Functional Anatomical
Fusion protocol or the PET CT Review protocol.

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NeuroGam
is a comprehensive neurology processing protocol providing
cerebral SPECT or PET data analysis.

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NeuroMatch
is fast, automatic program that performs cerebral co-registration
of MRI and SPECT or PET transaxial data volumes.

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PerfEX
is an optional expert module to the Emory Cardiac Toolbox
software package that provides an automatically generated
interpretation of CEqual perfusion results. The module
is run from the Polar Maps Options screen of the Emory
Cardiac Toolbox package.

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Wackers-Liu CQ, developed by Drs. Wackers
and Liu at Yale University, is an integrated Cardiac
SPECT Analysis Package that enables automated processing
of myocardial perfusion SPECT and gated SPECT data.
This software provides visual images and graphs to quantify
myocardial perfusion, left ventricular ejection fraction
and wall thickening.
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4D-MSPECT, developed at the University of Michigan
Medical Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, provides an integrated
environment for quantitative assessment of cardiac function
and perfusion.
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applicable to eNTEGRA Systems installed prior to
Jan 2002 |
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3D
Volume Rendering and Surface Shading
provides a tool for qualitative analysis of SPECT data
in 3 dimensions. The user can choose from 3D surface
shading or volume rendering using Maximum Intensity
Projection (MIP).
Note:
Only applicable to eNTEGRA systems installed prior to
January 2002!

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The CT/MR DICOM
package allows for the importation of CT and MR data
and conversion into the eNTEGRA database. DICOM 3.0
CT/MR data may be received from compatible CT, MR or
PACS systems.
Note:
Only applicable to eNTEGRA systems installed prior to
January 2002!

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The
SPECT/CoDE Iterative
Reconstruction option reconstructs planar datasets
into transaxial slices, supporting OSEM/MLEM/COSEM iterative
reconstruction algorithms, with and without attenuation
correction.
Note:
Only applicable to eNTEGRA systems installed prior to
January 2002!

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