DEVICE: D630 to D670 DR Upgrade (00195278794772)

An assembly of static diagnostic devices designed to record, quantify, and analyse radionuclide emissions (primarily gamma rays) produced during the decay of radiopharmaceuticals or other radiation emitting materials injected into, or ingested by, a patient. It consists of an analogue or digital detector based nuclear medicine (NM) planar imaging system, crystal(s), a collimator and a set of photomultiplier tubes or photo diodes. Gamma rays pass through holes in the collimator causing light flashes within the crystal corresponding to the sites of origin in the body and the amplitude of the flash is calculated by a computer to create images.

An assembly of diagnostic x-ray computed tomography (CT) devices with a gantry large enough to allow imaging of any part of the body. It includes designs with single or multiple fixed annular arrays of x-ray tubes and opposing detectors or those with x-ray tube(s) and opposing detector assemblies that rotate rapidly around a central axis point within the gantry imaging area. It can produce two and/or three-dimensional (3-D) cross-sectional (tomographic) images, including spiral CT or other special imaging applications at multiple specified angles in relation to body position. It may use a variety of digital techniques for information capture, image reconstruction, and display.