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PURE ViSION Edition PET/CT Patient Comfort Put First.

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System features that put patient comfort and safety first. Oncology patients deserve the highest levels of safety and comfort during scans. Our Celesteion PURE ViSION Edition PET/CT system delivers. This innovative shared PET/CT system includes extraordinary features such as a 90 cm wide CT bore and 70 cm true field of view for maximum comfort, access and positioning. Whether doing PET/CT, CT simulation or diagnostic CT, Celesteion s advanced and cost-effective technology helps allow for ease of use and efficient exams, improving clinicians ability to diagnose and treat oncology patients. 3

Improved Accuracy and Increased Comfort Celesteion s unique patient-centered design delivers an enhanced patient comfort and care, without compromising on quality. 70 cm True Field of View With oncology patients, accuracy is everything. To meet this need, Celesteion offers a true 70 cm PET and CT field of view (FOV). This allows clinicians to overcome the challenges of a small 50 cm FOV, delivering unique access for better image quality and more accurate treatment plans. 90 cm Wide CT Bore Celesteion s wide bore is built for maximum patient positioning, comfort and peace of mind. The industry-leading 90 cm CT bore and 88 cm PET bore creates a feeling of openness and allows patients to be positioned for optimal treatment planning and setup. By making patients feel more at ease, clinicians can have more confidence in their images and diagnoses. 70 cm FOV 50 cm FOV 4

Versatile Couch Our unique couch design makes it easy and safe to position your patients for a wide range of clinical needs. With the widest couch in the industry, the ability to lower the couch to almost 30 cm from the floor and the unique swift movement from the CT position into the PET position, makes the Celesteion PET/CT a versatile, multi-use scanner. CT 90 cm CT bore 70 cm true FOV 85 cm EFOV 47 cm couch 0.5 mm x 16 PURE ViSION detector 32 slice conexact reconstruction 1800 mm scan range Adaptive Iterative Dose Reduction (AIDR 3D) Single Energy Metal Artifact Reduction (SEMAR ) NEMA XR-29 compliant PET 88 cm PET bore 70 cm FOV 196 mm A-FOV 1,792 mm scan range 394 ps typical Time of Flight (TOF) imaging Point Spread Function (PSF) reconstruction 5

SURE FLiGHT PET Detector Technology Celesteion s PET detector is designed specifically for a large-bore PET, creating the ideal conditions for accuracy. This advanced technology allows for: Optimal use of LU-type scintillator materials Unique module and scalable detector design of mixed PMT sizes Provides optimal timing performance Delivers high count rate performance with optimal scintillator and a unique mixed PMT design Photosensors Light-guide layer improves performance High-performance 3D, Lu-based scintallator 6

PURE ViSION CT Detector Technology The PURE ViSION CT detector is designed to optimize patient care and acquire high-quality CT images. The 16 row 0.5 mm elements balance image quality, speed and patient dose, delivering isotropic images in all planes. Clinicians and patients alike benefit from: More efficient use of X-rays 0.5 mm slice resolution 40 percent better light output 7

SURE FLiGHT Reconstruction Technology Celesteion s unique imaging means better outcomes for patients. TOF and PSF create the optimal conditions for accurate and reliable scanning. Time of Flight Our TOF technology delivers 394 ps typical timing resolution, allowing for better visualization of tumors. This is especially useful for large patients, where the IQ deteriorates with non-tof scanners. 8

Point Spread Function PSF reconstruction generates sharper images and higher contrast, allowing better visualization and more accurate quantification of small tumors in routine clinical studies. Non TOF TOF TOF TOF + PSF 9

Better Images, Every Time SEMAR SEMAR utilizes a sophisticated reconstruction technique to reduce artifacts caused by metal and improve visualization of the implant, supporting bone and adjacent soft tissues. Original SEMAR 10

Respiratory Gating By synchronizing exposure to the patient s breath, gating creates detailed images for lung cancer patients. With these detailed images, clinicians have the information they need for treatment planning. Respiratory Waveform INSPIRATION PHASES EXPIRATION 11

AIDR 3D Our AIDR 3D is designed to lower radiation and maximize image quality. Without AIDR 3D With AIDR 3D In clinical practice, the use of AIDR 3D may reduce CT patient dose depending on the clinical task, patient size, anatomical location and clinical practice. A consultation with a radiologist and physicist should be made to determine the appropriate dose to obtain diagnostic image quality for the particular clinical task. 12

18 F-FDG Brain Imaging 13

18 F-NaF Bone Skeletal Imaging High-BMI with routine dose protocol 14

Average-BMI with low dose protocol 15

18 F-FDG Whole-Body Imaging High-BMI with routine dose protocol 16

High-BMI with low dose protocol 17

An innovative shared system that performs both CT and PET scans, Celesteion puts patient comfort and safety first. With the widest bore in the industry and a unique FOV, this advanced scanner is a cost-effective way to increase ease, efficiency and accuracy for oncology patients. 18

Celesteion PET/CT Performance Specifications PET Performance CT Performance Number of Crystals 30720 Gantry Aperture 90 cm Crystal Size 4 mm x 4 mm Scan FOV 70 cm (85 cm Ext. FOV) Crystal Material Lu-based Rotation Rate 0.5 sec Scan Gantry Aperture Transaxial FOV 88 cm 70 cm Scan PURE ViSION CT Detector Slice Thickness 16-row (3.2 cm) 0.5 mm Axial FOV 19.6 cm Number of Slices 32 with conexact System Energy Resolution 11.2% typical Tube Current Modulation SURE Exposure 3D Count-rate TOF Timing Resolution Effective System Sensitivity 394 ps typical 13.5 cps/kbq typical (D=20 cm)* 23.7 cps/kbq typical (D=35 cm) X-ray Tube Maximum Output X-ray Tube Heat Capacity Dose Reduction Functions 72 kw 7.5 MHU AIDR 3D Spatial Resolution Effective Peak Noise Equivalent Count Rate (NECR) NEMA-2012 Resolution FWHM @ 1 cm Radial: FWHM@10cm 172 kcps (D=20 cm)** 302 kcps (D=35 cm) 5.1 mm 1.98 mm Dose Dose Management XR-29 Compliant Dose Check (NEMA XR-25) DICOM SC Exposure Summary DICOM SR Compliant Dose Report PSF Reconstruction Spatial Resolution*** Radial: FWHM@20cm Radial: FWHM@30cm Tangential: FWHM@10cm Tangential: FWHM@20cm Tangential: FWHM@30cm 1.96 mm 2.05 mm 2.04 mm 2.02 mm 2.08 mm Image Quality Reconstruction Method Image Noise (Standard Deviation) Spatial Resolution @ Cut Off Cone Beam Fan Beam SEMAR (Single Energy Metal Artifact Reduction) < 0.7% 18 lp/cm**** Axial: FWHM@10cm 2.01 mm High-Contrast Resolution 0.35 mm Axial: FWHM@20cm Axial: FWHM@30cm 1.98 mm 1.93 mm Low-Contrast Detectability 2 mm @ 0.3% at 14.4 mgy 3 mm @ 0.3% at 7.2 mgy NOTE: * Calculated based on TOF sensitivity gain=(snr gain) 2 =D/Δx, D: patient size, Δx: TOF spatial uncertainty. (Δx=cΔt/2, c=speed of light=3x10 10 cm/sec, Δt=TOF FWHM =394 ps=3.94x10-10 sec, Δx =5.91 cm. NEMA sensitivity =4.0 cps/kbq, For D=20 cm, (SNR gain) 2 =20/5.91=3.4, effective sensitivity =4.0x3.4=13.5 cps/kbq For D=35 cm, (SNR gain) 2 =35/5.91=5.9, effective sensitivity =4.0x5.9=23.7 cps/kbq) System energy resolution, TOF timing resolution, effective system sensitivity and PSF reconstruction spatial resolution are all typical values. **Effective Peak NECR: based on NEMA (non-tof) Peak NECR and TOF SNR gain calculated above. (NEMA Peak NECR 51 kcps, effective peak NECR=NEMA peak NECR x (TOF sensitivity gain) (51x3.4)=172 kcps with D=20 cm and (51x5.9)=302 kcps with D=35 cm) ***Option **** For reference WARNING: Any reference to X-ray exposure, intravenous contrast dosage, and other medication is intended as a reference guideline only. The guidelines in this document do not substitute for the judgment of a healthcare provider. Each scan requires medical judgment by the healthcare provider about exposing the patient to ionizing radiation. Use the As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) radiation dose principle to balance factors such as the patient s condition, size and age; region to be imaged; and diagnostic task. Disclaimer: In clinical practice, the use of the AIDR 3D feature may reduce CT patient dose depending on the clinical task, patient size, anatomical location and clinical practice. A consultation with a radiologist and a physicist should be made to determine the appropriate dose to obtain diagnostic image quality for the particular clinical task. Due to local regulatory processes, some of the products included in this brochure may not be available in each country. Please contact your sales representative for the most current information. 19

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