Who We Are
Cardiovascular Imaging Technologies
In the changing health care environment, staying on the cutting edge
is critical. With 10 years of experience and leadership in cardiac
positron emission tomography and SPECT imaging, Cardiovascular
Imaging Technologies (CVIT) has the products and services to meet
the demands of the most sophisticated nuclear cardiologists. Call
us to learn more about how PET can make a difference for your
patients (816-531-2842x107).
Cardiovascular Imaging Technologies
In the changing health care environment, staying on the cutting edge
is critical. With 10 years of experience and leadership in cardiac
positron emission tomography and SPECT imaging, Cardiovascular
Imaging Technologies (CVIT) has the products and services to meet
the demands of the most sophisticated nuclear cardiologists. Call
us to learn more about how PET can make a difference for your
patients (816-531-2842x107).
Cardiac PET Products
ImagenPRO and ImagenMD: Critical tools for performing cardiac
PET:
ImagenPRO and ImagenMD: Critical tools for performing cardiac
PET:
- Misregistration compensation
- Automatic correction of metal artifacts
- CT-like acquisition times for dedicated PET systems
- Automatic quality assessment tools for emission and
transmisison - Pre and post-installation training programs for meeting state
training requirements - Partnerships with major centers to provide most current
quantitative and reporting tools - Real-time online support for managing problems before
they arise - and more...
Cardiovascular Imaging Technologies
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4320 Wornall Road, Suite 55
Kansas City, MO 64111
ph: 816-531-2842
fax: 816-531-0643
scourter@cvit.com
Kansas City, MO 64111
ph: 816-531-2842
fax: 816-531-0643
scourter@cvit.com
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ALERT: BRACCO informs cardiac PET users of
world-wide Sr-82 shortage through summer 2011
CVIT conducts Webinar update on the Sr-82 shortage
CVIT conducted a training and update on the current world-wide
shortage of Sr-82. This has an impact on all cardiac PET sites
using Rb-82. Highlight slides can be found at this link (Highlights).
If you are a current CVIT customer, you can request the full slides
from our contacts page.
world-wide Sr-82 shortage through summer 2011
CVIT conducts Webinar update on the Sr-82 shortage
CVIT conducted a training and update on the current world-wide
shortage of Sr-82. This has an impact on all cardiac PET sites
using Rb-82. Highlight slides can be found at this link (Highlights).
If you are a current CVIT customer, you can request the full slides
from our contacts page.
UPGRADE TO
IMAGENPRO!
SUMMER 2011
In response to the
world wide Sr-82
shortage, CVIT is
offering an upgrade
path for those
customers who are
currently performing
cardiac PET using a
compatible imaging
system. To qualify, you
must be a current
Cardiogen (Rb-82)
user for at least 6
months. For more
information, contact
Staci Courter for more
information.
IMAGENPRO!
SUMMER 2011
In response to the
world wide Sr-82
shortage, CVIT is
offering an upgrade
path for those
customers who are
currently performing
cardiac PET using a
compatible imaging
system. To qualify, you
must be a current
Cardiogen (Rb-82)
user for at least 6
months. For more
information, contact
Staci Courter for more
information.
N-13 Ammonia Imaging with IMAGENPRO and ImagenQ
Rb-82 has been the backbone of cardiac PET for over a decade in
the outpatient setting. In contrast, academic centers have continued
to use of N-13 ammonia with success. Ammonia offers several
potential advantages over Rb-82 as a result of the longer half-life
and energy of the positron. Several commercial radiopharmacies
offer "unit" dosage ammonia. CVIT has a full program for cardiac
PET centers interested in adding N-13 ammonia to their program.
Example of N-13 ammonia, myocardial perfusion PET:
Rb-82 has been the backbone of cardiac PET for over a decade in
the outpatient setting. In contrast, academic centers have continued
to use of N-13 ammonia with success. Ammonia offers several
potential advantages over Rb-82 as a result of the longer half-life
and energy of the positron. Several commercial radiopharmacies
offer "unit" dosage ammonia. CVIT has a full program for cardiac
PET centers interested in adding N-13 ammonia to their program.
Example of N-13 ammonia, myocardial perfusion PET:
