Patients first performance Philips BrightView SPECT specifications The BrightView SPECT system is a “purely Philips” nuclear medicine product with a wide range of innovations to help healthcare providers manage patient care. Designed from the ground up to put patients first, the system is easy to use, fast, and reliable with exceptional image quality. Surprisingly compact given its capabilities, BrightView is a fully featured variable angle camera differentiated by exclusive CloseUp technologies – enabling increased resolution by reducing the distance between its advanced detector electronics and the patient. The system’s customizable yet automated acquisition capabilities make it excellent for streamlining workflow today, and also provide the means for leveraging the molecular imaging agents of tomorrow. Fully supported by the resources of Philips services, BrightView SPECT is designed to be easily upgradeable to future configur

BrightView technical specifications Camera characteristics JETStream acquisition Gantry dimensions Mobile acquisition console 18" flat panel monitor, keyboard, and trackball /mouse Weight (without collimators) Spectrum analyzers Power requirements Energy range Window adjustment 1% to entire energy range Spectrum display Color-coded, graphical, fully interactive Preset count and/or time Image orientation Patient position display 2 sec. to infinity, decay-based persistence or fixed refresh Concurrent imaging Basic: up to three simultaneous data sets Advanced: up to 15 simultaneous data sets Total...

BrightView detector specifications 3/4" (19.1 mm) crystal NEMA1 Intrinsic spatial resolution FWHM FWTM Intrinsic energy resolution Intrinsic spatial linearity Absolute Differential Integral Differential FWHM without scatter FWTM without scatter FWHM with scatter FWTM with scatter Central transaxial Central axial Peripheral radial Peripheral tangential Peripheral axial Whole body system spatial resolution @ 10 cm without scatter, 10 cm/min scan speed Parallel LEHR Perpendicular LEHR Volume sensitivity per axial centimeter (LEHR) Intrinsic flood field uniformity3 System spatial resolution (LEHR)...

BrightView detector specifications 3/8" (9.5 mm) crystal NEMA1 Intrinsic spatial resolution FWHM FWTM Intrinsic energy resolution Intrinsic spatial linearity Absolute Differential Integral Differential FWHM without scatter FWTM without scatter FWHM with scatter FWTM with scatter Central transaxial Central axial Peripheral radial Peripheral tangential Peripheral axial Whole body system spatial resolution @ 10 cm without scatter, 10 cm/min scan speed Parallel LEHR Perpendicular LEHR Volume sensitivity per axial centimeter (LEHR) Intrinsic flood field uniformity3 System spatial resolution (LEHR)...

BrightView system performance BrightView camera and collimator specifications Type Hole Shape Foil Foil Foil MEGP HEGP Cast Cast Cast Cast Cast Sensitivity is for Tc-99m with 20% window, 9.5 mm thick crystal. Gallium-67 with 20% window 93 keV, 184 keV, 300 keV photo peaks. The pinhole collimator is rated for 364 keV and has 25.4 cm F.O.V. at the crystal. Relative sensitivity is for Tc-99m at 10 cm from the pinhole. Note: Sensitivity numbers are NEMA Class Standards and are ±7%. Collimators LEGP LEHR CHR MEGP HEGP HEPH Low Energy General Purpose Low Energy High Resolution Cardiac High Resolution...

BrightView preferred room layout 186" (15'-6") 4724 mm 5.48' 139 mm Processing station Customer provided desktop. Philips provided computer, monitor and keyboard. Patient table Operator position Wall-mount acquisition terminal Collimator exchanger Patient access Calibration source holder Environmental requirements for general equipment locations Throughout the SPECT suite, the HVAC system must maintain the temperature between 60 degrees F (16 degrees C) to 75 degrees F (24 degrees C) with less than 10 degrees F (5 degrees C) variation per hour. Humidity must be between 20% to 75%. These requirements...