Clinical Gallery
Infinix-i
Infinix-i systems incorporate the industry's most extensive set of automated and user-selectable dose management tools designed to minimize patient X-ray exposure while maintaining unsurpassed image quality.
Canon's Low Contrast Imaging (LCI) is essentially cone-beam CT scans derived from Infinix-i series angio C-arm rotational acquisitions. 3D reconstruction is then carried out and the resultant image is displayed on the 3D workstation. Volume Rendering (VR), Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) and Multi-Planar Reformations (MPR) may be used by the Clinician to visualize the target anatomy/pathology during interventional radiology procedures.
Canon's Low Contrast Imaging (LCI) is essentially cone-beam CT scans derived from Infinix-i series angio C-arm rotational acquisitions. 3D reconstruction is then carried out and the resultant image is displayed on the 3D workstation. Volume Rendering (VR), Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) and Multi-Planar Reformations (MPR) may be used by the Clinician to visualize the target anatomy/pathology during interventional radiology procedures.
Neuro
Infinix-i
Low Contrast Imaging with fusion of the right and left common carotid arteries
Low Contrast Imaging post coiling utilizing Metal Artifact Reduction (MAR)
Low Contrast Imaging post coiling of cerebral aneurysms in a Sagittal, Coronal, Axial and 3D image
Body
Infinix-i
Low Contrast Imaging of Left Lung Tumor in Coronal plane
Low Contrast Imaging of liver tumor with Axial, Sagittal, Coronal and 3D image of liver vessels enhanced
Low Contrast Imaging of Y90 treatment of a liver tumor with Axial, Sagittal, Coronal and 3D image of liver tumor vessels enhanced.
Spine
Infinix-i
3D lateral image post 2 level Vertebroplasty with bone cement enhancement in Sagittal, Coronal, Axial and 3D image
3D post Vertebroplasty with bone cement enhancement
3D spin post 3 level Vertebroplasty with bone cement enhancement
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Development and manufacturing functions of Canon Medical Systems Corporation have been transferred to CANON INC. In this website, any reference to “Canon Medical Systems Corporation” refers to “CANON INC.”
