Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among men in the United States. As early and accurate detection is critical for effective treatment, PET/CT technology has
Many PET/CT systems have the capability to perform PSMA scans, including models such as the Discovery STe, Philips Gemini TF 16, GE Discovery 610 and Siemens Biograph TruePoint 16. If your facility already has a PET/CT scanner, chances are it can be used for PSMA imaging. However, if you are looking to acquire a new system or introduce PSMA scanning into your practice, choosing the right scanner is crucial.
Key Considerations for Choosing a PET/CT Scanner for PSMA Scans
When selecting a PET/CT scanner for PSMA scanning, these are the most important features to consider:
PET/CT scanners utilize advanced imaging technology to detect PSMA proteins on the surface of prostate cancer cells. These proteins help radiotracers bind to the cancer cells, making it easier to identify and diagnose the extent of the disease. Until recently, radiotracers did not effectively bind to prostate cancer cells, but FDA-approved options are now available, enhancing the accuracy of PET/CT scans for prostate cancer detection.
The ideal PET/CT scanner depends on your practice’s budget, patient volume and specific imaging requirements. Here are some popular options:
Talk To An Expert
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For more information on available PET/CT systems or to discuss your specific needs and requirements, contact Atlantis Worldwide today. We are committed to providing high-quality, cost-effective imaging solutions you can trust. You’ll get the performance you want, at a much more affordable price with a used or refurbished PET/CT Scanner.
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