Intelligent and automated whole-heart motion correction for enhanced Cardiac CT imaging.
At a glance
Motion correction
6x reduction in motion artifacts1
Temporal resolution
19.5 msec effective temporal resolution at 0.23s/rotation gantry speed2
Automated
Whole-heart motion correction
Snapshot Freeze 2
Automated whole heart motion correction
SnapShot Freeze 2 is an intelligent motion correction algorithm designed for automated whole heart motion correction, including coronary artery, valves, myocardium, chambers, and the great vessels motions.
HR=89 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
HR=88 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
HR=84 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
HR=124 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
HR=124 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
HR=115 BPM
Standard reconstruction (left image) | SnapShot Freeze 2 (right image)
- SnapShot Freeze 2 | Overview video
- HR=89 BPM
- HR=88 BPM
- HR=84 BPM
- HR=124 BPM colored
- HR=124 BPM
- HR=115 BPM
References
- As demonstrated in mechanical and mathematical cardiac phantom testing
- SnapShot Freeze 2, in conjunction with 0.23 s/rotation gantry speed, provides a reduction in coronary motion artifacts that is equivalent to a 0.039 s/rotation equivalent gantry rotation speed with effective temporal resolution of 19.5 msec. As demonstrated in phantom testing using a commercially available motion phantom and also with a mathematical cardiac phantom with linear motion of variable velocity. The 0.039 s/rotation images are modeled without application of SnapShot Freeze 2. Results may vary in clinical applications.
JB29860XX July 2024