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Fits you like no other BrightView X and XCT specifications The new BrightView X system is a fully featured variableangle camera that is field-upgradeable to BrightView XCT without any increase in room size or power requirements. Designed to put patients first, the system is easy to use, fast and reliable with exceptional image quality. BrightView X is differentiated by exclusive CloseUp high resolution technologies. Surprisingly compact given its capabilities, the heart of BrightView XCT is the unique integration of BrightView X with advanced Philips flat-panel X-ray technology. Substantial clinical advantages include co-planar SPECT and CT with no table index between acquisitions in many cases, flexible CT breathing protocols optimized for localization and attenuation correction, and high resolution at low CT dose levels. All of this is possible without changing the way you like to work or your patients comfort. Fully supported by the resources of Philips services, Philips offers you comprehensive support and training throughout the life of your system, giving you knowledge and experience to make the most of BrightView X and XCT from day one.

BrightView X and XCT specifications Camera characteristics Gantry dimensions 210 cm H x 212 cm W x 97 cm D Weight (without collimators) BrightView X: 1936 kg (4260 lb) BrightView XCT: 2045 kg (4500 lb) Power requirements 480 VAC, 50A, three phase Total heat dissipation (typical) BrightView X: 2850 BTU/hr BrightView XCT: 6831 BTU/hr Gantry aperture 36" (91.4 cm) Caudal-cephalic tilt ± 15 Co-planar CT and SPECT* Axial fields-of-view overlap by 14 cm Patient table Dimensions 243 cm L x 47.5 cm W Pallet type Carbon fiber Thickness 0.38 (9.5 mm) Attenuation <7% @ 140 kev Pallet dimensions 83.5 L x 15 W (212 cm x 38.1 cm) Height (from floor) 26 to 40 (66.0 cm 102.8 cm) Weight capacity 500 lb (227 kg) Total body Scan length + 78.7 + 16 (200 cm + 40.6 cm) Scan speed 0.5 75 in/min. (1 190 cm/min.) Emission tomography ECT rotation 540 Angular sampling 1.4 to 90 Speed of rotation 5.0 rpm Scan diameter (with LEGP) <4 29.5 (<10.2 cm 75 cm) ECT manual rotation speeds 0.5 and 1.33 rpm Detector relative positions 90 and 180 Detector True energy independence Fixed high voltage Universal flood calibration One flood for all radionuclides (up to 300 kev) Non-anger digital detector 1 ADC/PMT Field of view (rectangular) 16 x 21.25 (40.6 cm x 53.9 cm) Crystal thickness 0.375 (9.5 mm) or 0.75 (19.1 mm) Photomultiplier tubes 59 Lead shielding 364 kev Brain reach 2.9 (7.4 cm) Cardiac dead space 0.9 (2.4 cm) Variable magnification 1.0x, 1.46x, 1.85x, 2.19x Collimator exchange system and storage Exchanger type Semi-automatic Collimator storage Cart based up to 11 units (5 pairs and 1 pinhole) Collimator types LE, ME, HE, pinhole JETStream acquisition Mobile acquisition console Spectrum analyzers Energy range Window adjustment Spectrum display Count capacity Preset count or time 18 flat LCD monitor, keyboard and trackball or mouse 16 (with overlap) 56 920 kev 1% to entire energy range Color-coded, graphical, fully interactive 32K per channel 1 ct. to 2 billion cts., l sec. to >1,000 min. Image orientation 0, 90, 180, and 270 Patient position display Concurrent imaging XCT physical assembly* Type of detector Detector size Detector pixel Number of elements 3,145,728 Generator output kvp ma 5 80 Max. anode storage capacity Max. anode cooling rate Focal spot XCT performance* Axial field-of-view Maximum rotation speed Maximum axial range Transaxial field-of-view Spatial resolution Low contrast resolution Absorption range Number of slices Slice thickness Scan or display matrix 256 and 512 Reconstruction time 2 sec. to infinity, decay-based persistence or fixed refresh Up to 15 simultaneous data sets from a single acquisition Digital amorphous silicon, columnar CsI scintillator 30 cm x 40 cm 0.2 mm x 0.2 mm 10 kw, pulsed (2 msec. to continuous) 120 rotating anode 600 khu 1350 HU/sec. 0.4 mm 14 cm in a single 360º rotation 12 seconds for 360º rotation 172 cm 47 cm > 15 lp/cm @ 10% MTF 5 mm @ 0.5% on 20 cm CATPHAN phantom with 40 mm slice thickness -1000 to +3000 Hounsfield units 140 slices @ 1 mm thickness Variable from 0.33 mm to 2.0+ mm < 1 min for one CT field-of-view (for CTDI typical VOL body patient)* dose levels (for typical patient)* Extremities 15 mgy +/- 20% Body (localization) 6.5 mgy +/- 20% Cardiac (attenuation correction) 0.5 mgy +/- 0.2 mgy Note: Specifications subject to change. * Applies to BrightView XCT only

BrightView X and XCT detector specifications 3/4 (19.1 mm) crystal Intrinsic energy resolution Intrinsic spatial linearity Intrinsic flood field uniformity 3 System spatial resolution (LEHR) @ 10 cm SPECT reconstructed spatial resolution (LEHR) without scatter @ 15 cm radius Whole body system spatial resolution @ 10 cm without scatter, 10 cm/min scan speed Volume sensitivity per axial centimeter (LEHR) ± 7% @ 75 Kcps Intrinsic detector count rate performance +/- 10% System sensitivity (LEGP) ± 7% Multiple window spatial registration Detector-detector sensitivity variation (LEHR,TC-99m) Absolute Integral without scatter without scatter with scatter with scatter Central transaxial Central axial Peripheral radial Peripheral tangential Peripheral axial Parallel LEHR Perpendicular LEHR Output 20% loss Max count rate 1 Typical 2 8.2 mm 9.8% 0.6 mm 0.2 mm ± 2.5% 7.9 mm 14.8 mm 8.3 mm 17.2 mm 10.7 mm 11.3 mm 9.4 mm 11.2 mm 8.4 mm 8.3 mm 12900 (cts/sec) 4.8 mm 9.1 mm 311 cpm/μci 0.8 mm 5% 8.2 mm 0.4 mm 0.2 mm ± 2.2% ± 1.5% 15.5 mm 15.3 mm 4.0 mm 7.8 mm 9.5% 0.25 mm 0.04 mm ± 1.4% 5.8 mm 10.3 mm 5.8 mm 11.0 mm Astonish* 5.2 mm 5.4 mm 5.0 mm 5.1 mm 5.4 mm 5.9 mm 5.9 mm 12900 (cts/sec) N/A N/A 300 Kcps 350 Kcps 311 cpm/μci 0.6 mm 1% 4.0 mm 7.2 mm 0.13 mm 0.04 mm ± 1.7% ± 1.3% ** Astonish Reconstruction method with 2 iterations and 32 subsets. Values subject to change. ** Planar Astonish calculated values 1. Specifications are NUI 2001 method of measurement with a 20% energy window. Values to be used for acceptance testing. 2. Represents calculated values derived from measured 3.8" (9.5 mm) crystal values and/or limited sampling 3/4" (19.1 mm) crystal values. Values not to be used for acceptance testing. 3. Measured using a pixel size of 9.3 mm. Note: Specifications subject to change.

BrightView X and XCT detector specifications 3/8 (9.5 mm) crystal Intrinsic energy resolution Intrinsic spatial linearity Intrinsic flood field uniformity 3 System spatial resolution (LEHR) @ 10 cm SPECT reconstructed spatial resolution (LEHR) without scatter @ 15 cm radius Whole body system spatial resolution @ 10 cm without scatter, 10 cm/min scan speed Volume sensitivity per axial centimeter (LEHR) ± 7% @ 75 Kcps Intrinsic detector count rate performance +/- 10% System sensitivity (LEGP) ± 7% Multiple window spatial registration Detector-detector sensitivity variation (LEHR,TC-99m) Absolute Integral without scatter without scatter with scatter with scatter Central transaxial Central axial Peripheral radial Peripheral tangential Peripheral axial Parallel LEHR Perpendicular LEHR Output 20% loss Max count rate 1 Typical 2 3.3 mm 6.3 mm 9.6% 0.50 mm 0.10 mm ± 2.5% 7.4 mm 14.0 mm 7.8 mm 16.5 mm 10.3 mm 10.5 mm 9.0 mm 10.8 mm 8.0 mm 7.9 mm 11500 (cts/sec) 3.8 mm 7.3 mm 277 cpm/μci 0.6 mm 5% 3.3 mm 6.3 mm 0.35 mm 0.09 mm ± 2.2% ± 1.5% 14.7 mm 14.5 mm 3.2 mm 6.1 mm 9.2% 0.18 mm 0.03 mm ± 1.4% 5.1 mm 9.0 mm 5.1 mm 9.8 mm Astonish* 3.8 mm 3.7 mm 3.7 mm 5.3 mm 5.3 mm 11500 (cts/sec) 3.6 6.9 300 Kcps 350 Kcps 277 cpm/μci 0.4 mm 1% 3.1 mm 6.0 mm 0.10 mm 0.03 mm ± 1.6% ± 1.2% 9.7 mm 9.7 mm ** Astonish Reconstruction method with 2 iterations and 32 subsets. Values subject to change. ** Planar Astonish calculated values 1. Specifications are NUI - 2001 method of measurement with a 20% energy window. Values to be used for acceptance testing. 2. Same test conditions as specifications. Represents average factory test values. Values not to be used for acceptance testing. 3. Measured using a pixel size of 9.3 mm. Note: Specifications subject to change.

BrightView X and XCT system performance BrightView X and XCT camera and collimator specifications Type Hole shape Size (mm) Septa (mm) Length (mm) Const. Septa penetration Sensitivity Cpm/μCi Spatial resolution system 6 (%) (kev) @ 0 cm @ 10 cm LEGP HEX 1.40 0.180 24.7 Foil 2.1 140 277 1 3.9 8.9 LEHR HEX 1.22 0.152 27 Foil 1.7 140 168 1 3.7 7.4 CHR HEX 2.03 0.152 48 Foil 1.1 140 165 1 4.2 7.8 MEGP HEX 3.40 0.86 58.4 Cast 6.1 300 212 2 5.3 10.9 HEGP HEX 3.81 1.73 58.4 Cast 4.2 364 106 3 5.7 12.1 HEPH ROUND 3.0 25.4 220.0 Cast 4 83 5 4.0 25.4 220.0 Cast 4 139 5 5.0 25.4 220.0 Cast 4 222 5 Collimators Mass (kg)* LEGP Low energy general purpose 30 LEHR Low energy high resolution 35 CHR Cardiac high resolution 29 MEGP Medium energy general purpose 88 HEGP High energy general purpose 128 HEPH High energy pinhole 131 1 Sensitivity is for Tc-99m with 20% window, 9.5 mm thick crystal. 2 Gallium-67 with 20% window 93 kev, 184 kev, 300 kev photo peaks. 3 Sensitivity is for I-131. 4 The pinhole collimator is rated for 364 kev and has 25.4 cm FOV at the crystal. 5 Relative sensitivity is for Tc-99m at 10 cm from the pinhole. 6 For 9.5 mm thick crystal. Note: Sensitivity numbers are Class Standards and are ±7%. * These are the mass of the complete collimator. Note: Specifications subject to change.

BrightView XCT minimum room layout 186" (15'6") 4724 mm 5.48" 139 mm 176.52" 4484 mm 4" 102 mm End of 2.0 m Table travel Customer-provided desktop. Philips-provided computer, monitor and keyboard. Exam Room Pivot point Patient table C L Table Control 139" (11'7") 3530 mm Wall-mount acquisition terminal Detectors Power generator Gantry UPS 75" 1905 mm 76.8" 1950.7 mm C L Source 68.92" 1751 mm 1.8" 45.7 mm C L Detector 72.92" 1852 mm BrightView X has the same room requirements except the X-ray power generator is not included. Environmental requirements for general equipment location Throughout the SPECT suite, the HVAC system must maintain the temperature between 16 C (60 F) to 24 C (75 F) with less than 5 C (10 F) variation per hour. Humidity must be between 20% to 75%. These requirements are 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Please visit www.philips.com/brightviewxct 2012 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights are reserved. Philips Healthcare reserves the right to make changes in specifications and/or to discontinue any product at any time without notice or obligation and will not be liable for any consequences resulting from the use of this publication. Philips Healthcare is part of Royal Philips Electronics www.philips.com/healthcare healthcare@philips.com Printed in The Netherlands 4522 962 87931 * Jul 2012