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SCENARIA View Focus Edition - Technology

The 64ch/128slice CT system provides images with excellent visibility - even at low doses.

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Cardio StillShot
Suppression Technology Supports More Accurate Clinical Diagnosis

In cardiac CT examinations, the various factors such as heart rate and heart movement affect image quality. With conventional image reconstruction methods, unfocused coronary arteries and artifacts caused by motion could occur, resulting in images not meeting the expected quality, which could affect the diagnosis. To help resolve these problems, Fujifilm developed Cardio StillShot, which calculates the direction and amount of movement of the subject in four dimensions based on the raw data collected during cardiac CT examinations, and corrects it during image reconstruction to achieve an effective time resolution of 28 msec.*1 The effective time resolution contributes to improved diagnostic capability by providing high-definition focused clinical images with less motion artifacts even in patients with a high heart rate.

There is the conceptual figure for Cardio StillShot, which produces high-definition images with less blurring and reduces motion artifacts, even with high heart rates, by calculating the direction and amount of cardiac movement four-dimensionally from raw data obtained through cardiac CT examination here.
  • *1 With 0.35 sec/rot and beam pitch of 0.1719

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