Trade in your non performing SPECT cardiology system for a high return PET camera. Reliable SPECT, PET & PET/CT systems at a fraction of the cost of new. Call Diagnostix Plus @ 201-530-5505 www.Diagplus.com
For sale used & reconditioned GE, Siemens & Philips Nuclear Medicine systems for immediate delivery & installation. Sales & Service. Special prices on Millennium MG Gamma Cameras. John 239-433-5332. john@unitedmedicaltech.com. www.radiology-equipment.com
Asking Price:
$6,800 USD
ADAC/Philips Forte Nuclear Camera Item: #3211 Year: 2001 Working Condition Please email us for additional information. ... view more
Asking Price:
$10,000 USD
Philips Adac Forte Gamma Camera; Manufactured in 2002; Dual Head; Fixed Detector Head; Planar and 180 SPECT; Jetstream Workspace; Console Software v. Pegasys; Software v. 4.20; Collimators: LEHR,... view more
Phillips’ Forte nuclear medicine camera dual head Adac forte 2002 contact for more info... view more
United Medical provides the very best new & refurbished gamma cameras, quality parts & repair services. We also rebuild & replace camera detectors, move camera systems across town or across the country. Call us at 888-239-3510
The CARDIO MD is a digital nuclear gamma camera with fixed 90º Dual rectangular detectors. Cardiac SPECT acquisition is performed with a dedicated acquisition interface. The patient imaging table... view more
Reconditioned Philips CardioMD Nuclear Medicine Camera: Two Rectangular Digital Detectors 24 High-resolution Photo-multiplier Tubes Per Head SPECT Imaging Table Jetstream Workstation OR... view more
A nuclear gamma camera is a medical imaging device used to detect and measure gamma radiation emitted from a patient's body. The gamma camera is used to diagnose medical conditions such as cancer, heart disease, and other diseases. It is also used to monitor the effectiveness of treatments.
The nuclear gamma camera consists of a gamma camera head, a computer, and a monitor. The gamma camera head contains a gamma ray detector and a collimator. The gamma detector is used to detect the gamma rays emitted from the patient's body, while the collimator is used to focus the gamma rays. The computer processes the data from the gamma camera head and produces images for the monitor.
The price range for a nuclear gamma camera varies depending on the manufacturer and model. Most nuclear gamma cameras range from $50,000 to $500,000. Major manufacturers of nuclear gamma cameras include Siemens, GE Healthcare, and Philips. These manufacturers produce a variety of models with different features and capabilities.
