Developed for
Researchers
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The discipline of Nuclear Medicine is in a fascinating phase of expanding possibilities. Multi-modality imaging allows to correlate function to morphology with unprecedented accuracy. Animal scanners overcome the 1 mm resolution limit allowing to better exploit the potentials of molecular imaging. The PMOD software has been designed for researchers in this challenging field. By implementing all stages of quantitative data processing, it helps the researcher focus on contents rather than tool programming. |
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Focused on Image
Quantification
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PMOD consists of a set of user-friendly and powerful tools, each corresponding to a major task. The general
modeling tool contains a comprehensive set of models for the analysis of time-activity data.
With the pixel-wise tool specialized models can be applied to calculate functional maps showing absolute tissue parameters.
The cardiac tool is tailored to assess function in cardiac segments by full kinetic modeling, and to compare the outcome against normal databases.
The image fusion tool not only allows to register images, but also enables the user to explore the calculated functional images in detail. Further interactive investigation is facilitated by the versatile
3D rendering tool. A fully automatic analysis of FDG data from patients with suspected Alzheimer's dementia is provided by the
Alzheimer's discrimination analysis tool which is based on the outcome of a vast multi-center trial.
Based on the new normal brain database tool users can implement unique strategies to establish their own brain analysis procedure for new tracers or specific diseases.
Note that our tools have no approval for clinical use.
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Runs in Virtually
any Setting
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PMOD has been written in Java 2 and is currently offered under Windows, Linux and MacOS X. As data can be read and written in DICOM as well as other formats, it is productive in virtually any setting without additional investments. PMOD is provided as a stand-alone license or a network license and is protected by a USB key.
To date, the user community includes more than 200 sites. Most of them are dedicated to PET or SPECT research, but others also take advantage of the DICOM or image analysis capabilities.
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