The IRIS scanner is dedicated to in-vivo preclinical research on small animal such as mice and rats. IRIS is available in single modality PET, CT or dual modality PET/CT. IRIS technology is extremely flexible and an IRIS PET or CT scanner can be upgraded to PET/CT at a later stage.
Optimized for rodent imaging
High performance
High throughput
Easy to use
Cost-effective
Highest sensitivity PET
PET spatial resolution near 1 mm
Full mouse FOV
Best energy resolution
CT optimized for speed
Low dose and high resolution
Sensorless cardiac and resp. gating
4D CT imaging technology
Sensitivity: > 9% [250 - 750 keV]
Spatial resolution: CFOV < 1 mm, average = 1.1 mm
Axial FOV: 96 mm
Trans-axial FOV: 81 mm
Energy resolution: < 13%
Timing resolution = 1.8 ns
X-ray tube: 20-80 kV, 0-1 mA, 80W max
Detector imaging area: > 11.4 x 14.5 cm2
Scan time: < 4 s (ultra-fast mode), 20 s (standard mode), 1 min (high resolution scan)
Low dose: < 6.5 mGy
Resolution: 73μm @ 10% MTF
Minimal voxel resolution: < 30μm
Axial FOV: > 90 mm
Dynamic 4D acquisition
Software based respiratory and cardiac gating
Software based CT resp. and cardiac gated imaging WITHOUT ECG and resp. sensor
Fully automated respiratory gating with CT acquisition for only 40s
Cardiac gating with 20 phases per R-R interval
Fully automated PET resp. and cardiac gated imaging with integrated ECG and resp. sensor