Over 60,000 refurbished, system tested parts ready to ship. We also offer component level repairs to help minimize equipment costs. We are available 24/7, we can ship next flight out, and provide technical support. Give us a call at 855-463-3727.
Universal 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
Part Number: 10052611
Front PHS Up/Down
SIemens Symbia S PHS Front Up/Down Motor assembly PN: 10052611 Item is pulled from working unit, tested, 120 day warranty... view more
Part Number: 1237838
AAD3 BOARD
Siemens Diacam and/or MS2/3 AAD3 board Item is used/tested, pulled from working unit 90 day warranty... view more
Part Number: Rental
Iterative Regeneration Kit
Se Habla Español (Sonia) Iterative Coefficient Regeneration Kit Rental: can be used on all Ecams with Esoft version 3.5 SP5 and above for any 3/8" detector. 5/8" detectors with Esoft... view more
SPECT (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) cameras are imaging devices used in nuclear medicine to detect and measure the distribution of radioactive tracers in the body. SPECT cameras use a rotating gamma camera head to detect gamma rays emitted from a radioactive tracer that has been injected into the body. The camera then produces a three-dimensional image of the distribution of the tracer, allowing doctors to diagnose a variety of medical conditions.
SPECT cameras are manufactured by several companies, including Philips, Siemens, and GE Healthcare. Prices for SPECT cameras vary widely depending on the model and features, but range from around $100,000 to $1 million. The cost of the camera also includes the cost of the radioactive tracers used in the imaging process. SPECT cameras are used in a variety of medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and research facilities. They are used to diagnose and monitor conditions such as cancer, heart disease, and neurological disorders.
