Philips - SKYLight
by Philips


Nuclear Camera
Philips SKYLight (formerly ADAC SKYLight) is a gantry-free nuclear camera. SKYLights unique architecture allows gamma detectors to be mounted directly into a rooms structure, creating a gantry-free or open floor design. By removing the limitations associated with conventional floor-mounted systems, the SKYLight can image virtually any sized patient, on any bed, in any position. Truly the next generation of nuclear imaging platforms, SKYLight also allows medical professionals to image two different patients simultaneously, offering outstanding efficiency gains for busy imaging departments. The revolutionary SKYLight gamma camera incorporates JETStream Workspace to accelerate and streamline the entire imaging process from start to finish. JETStream Workspace features concurrent imaging to enable clinicians to acquire multiple image sets simultaneously. Now, a single data acquisition produces as many as fifteen different image sets configured around various agents, and imaging parameters resulting in excellent image quality.
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| Crystal Thickness | 0.375 in , 5/8th inch |
| Detector Geometry | Dual-head variable angle |
| Detector Material | Sodium Iodide |
| Gamma Camera Type | SPECT |
| Gantry Configuration | Open |
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