The Solo II™ Breast PET scanner (also called positron emission mammography or PEM) produces high-resolution images, with far more detail than conventional breast imaging. By producing tomographic images of lesions with resolution down to 1.6 mm (approximately the size of a grain of rice), this technology provides valuable clinical data on invasive and non-invasive disease across the continuum of care. From initial staging to ongoing post-surgical disease management, CMR Molecular Imaging’s high-resolution Breast PET Scanner provides a metabolic perspective allowing physicians to provide optimal patient outcomes. Features

• Highest sensitivity and specificity in characterizing the extent and location(s) of cancer
• Precise lesion targeting through 3-D tomographic imaging and automated software
• High 1.6 mm spatial resolution
• Unlike mammography, Breast PET gently steadies the breast without compression
• Patient can sit comfortably and undergo minimal scan times with no claustrophobia issues
• Compact, portable, easy to use

SENNEX® ElectroChemoTherapy (ECT) is chemotherapy done with the aid of electric pulses. It is applied directly at the site of the tumor. Short electric pulses make the cell membranes transiently permeable. As a result, the intracellular accumulation of the chemotherapeutic drug can be increased substantially. ECT is used for local treatment and control of tumors. Effects on bleeding and secretion are often seen in a few days. Bleomycin and Cisplatin are the two drugs currently used for ECT. Bleomycin can be administered intra-tumorally or intravenously, depending on the number and size of the tumors. Cisplatin can be administered only intra-tumorally.

The Dilon Navigator 2.0 combines the reliability and features of its predecessor, the Navigator GPS, with state-of-the-art wireless probe technology in a new, sleek design.

Key Features:

The Navigator system is used in radio-guided surgical procedures, primarily for lymphatic mapping and tumor localization. Radio-guided surgical techniques using radiopharmaceuticals to locate a number of different tumor sites have been effective in the localization of other diseases, such as parathyroid adenomas and recurrent cancer. Most recently, MIS (Minimally Invasive Surgical) procedures, such as VATS, have proven to be effective in the localization of small occult tumors in the lung. This procedure allows for surgeons to stage cancer much earlier than the “wait-and-see” approach.

• 100% Wireless – Industry Standard Technology
• Exceptional Accuracy – No Signal Delay
• Instant Power “ON” – No Probe Tethering or Calibration Required
• Extended Battery Life – 10+ Hours of Continuous Use
• Sterilizable Probes with All Major OR Sterilizers