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Biograph Vision Quadra News & StoriesTotal-body PET/CT: Finding answers today for tomorrow.

Welcome to Siemens Healthineers special edition of Nuclear Medicine News & Stories featuring Biograph Vision Quadra™, an innovative PET/CT designed for simultaneous total-body imaging. Delve into articles and case studies to explore new avenues, consider novel research questions, and identify the best clinical approach for your patients with Biograph Vision Quadra. The answers are yours to find as you bring the best for tomorrow.

Editorial
Prof. Dr. Axel Rominger

The first Biograph Vision Quadra user, Professor Axel Rominger, MD, chairman and head of the Department of Nuclear Medicine at Inselspital Bern, Bern, Switzerland, shares his insights, experiences, and excitement with the dynamic total-body PET/CT in this Biograph Vision Quadra News & Stories editorial.

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Articles

Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, Australia

Exploring new research avenues

Researchers are addressing total-body kinetics for various diseases and benefiting from much higher PET sensitivity. The Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT scanner was a major leap forward for clinicians at Royal North Shore Hospital and researchers from The University of Sydney in Australia. Read more

Portrait of Professor Rod Hicks, MD with the Biograph Vision Quadra

Next-level theranostics with total-body PET/CT

After three decades in academia, an Australian nuclear medicine pioneer has launched a new theranostics center in Melbourne. With his Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT scanner, he wants to help advance early clinical research into novel radiopharmaceuticals and thus help to broaden the spectrum of theranostics for cancer care. Read more

Portrait of Ashok MuthuKrishnan, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pennsylvania, USA

Meet Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT experts

The power of a proven platform. The perspective of a large axial PET field of view. Meet two nuclear medicine experts who take the potential of PET/CT further with Biograph Vision Quadra™.
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Discover how Rigshospitalet employs the Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT scanner to improve PET/CT scanning for pediatric patients

Advancing pediatric molecular imaging

Rigshospitalet in Denmark uses Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT to provide ultra-fast scan times and low-dose accommodations for young patients.
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Prof. Juhani Knuuti with Biograph Vision Quadra. The radiowater generator used during water perfusion appears on the right.

Wisdom of water

At Turku PET Centre in Finland, Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT is being used for total-body perfusion imaging—something that was simply not possible before. Read more

A view through Biograph Vision Quadra at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, Australia

A champion of PET innovation

An early PET advocate recounts the origins of PET implementation at RPA Hospital in Australia and today uses Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT.
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Case studies

Clinical images

Data courtesy of Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, Bern, Switzerland.

Small lesion detectability

Low dose and fast scans
4 mCi (150MBq) and 4 minutes

Biograph Vision Quadra is not commercially available in all countries. Future availability cannot be guaranteed.

Publications

Large axial field of view PET/CT

Overview of selected publications as of June 2024.

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Biograph Vision Quadra™ worldwide installation map

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Lead clinical images on top of the page: data courtesy of University Hospital Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, Prof. Dr. la Fougère, and Melbourne Theranostic Centre (MTIC), Melbourne, Australia.

Biograph Vision Quadra is not commercially available in all countries. Future availability cannot be guaranteed.

The statements by Siemens Healthineers customers described herein are based on results that were achieved in the customer’s unique setting. Since there is no “typical” hospital and many variables exist (e.g., hospital size, case mix, level of IT adoption), there can be no guarantee that other customers will achieve the same results.