Product Overview
Planmed Verity is a point-of-care extremity CT providing high quality 3D images with low dose. The design of the unit is driven by design philosophy of Planmed to maximized ergonomics and experience for patient and user.
High quality 3D images
Planmed Verity has several advanced algorithms to reconstruct high quality 3D images. Reconstructions are GPU accelerated and objects with metal are reconstructed with minimal level of artefacts. Image resolution is up to 100um providing excellent diagnostic value to even smallest suspected fractures and cartilage imaging with contrast media.
Touch screen
Adjustable touch screen user interface with intuitive Verity Manager software
Device that adapts to the patient
Joystick controlled gantry height and tilt that adapts to patient
Weight bearing imaging
Imaging of lower extremities under natural load
Easy installation
Mobile, easy to site unit with small foot print
Integrated acquisition and reconstruction PC
Stand alone installation or part of the system with full DICOM support
High resolution
Rugged flat panel detector with isotropic resolution up to 100um
An introduction to Planmed Verity® in clinical practise
In arthrography, contrast medium is injected into the joint. It outlines soft tissue structures, making them clearer to see in images. With the support of arthrographic images, physicians can better evaluate alterations in the function and structure of a joint and help to determine the possible need for treatment, such as arthroscopy, joint replacement, or open surgery. Additionally, the procedure is used to assist in diagnosing unexplained and persistent joint discomfort or pain.
The benefit of using Planmed Verity® in arthrography lies in its CBCT technology. The extremity scanner’s high resolution combined with the use of contrast media ensures a better visibility of the cartilage layer than when using MRI or MSCT technologies. In addition, the isotropic data provided by Planmed Verity allows more freedom in analysing the area of interest.
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