Nuclear Imaging

All scientific nodes provide hybrid imaging equipment. The Molecular and Functional Imaging Platform at CIC biomaGUNE has hybrid PET-CT and full ring SPECT-CT, the latter offering the possibility of multi-isotope studies with energy discrimination. The Infrastructure for Advanced Translational Imaging (TRIMA) offers hybrid PET-CT imaging. Both nodes are equipped with conditioned rooms for animal preparation and ancilliary equipment including anesthesia systems, physiological monitoring equipment, infusion pumps and temperature regulation systems.

PET/SPECT/CT Multimodal system Molecubes

Trimodal imaging system, PET, SPECT and CT – MOLECUBES γ, β and X-CUBES
These devices work separately thus allowing to...

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Modular Imaging System PET, SPECT and CT – Molecubes

· β-CUBE: Positron Emission Tomography (PET) modality for nuclear imaging using β-emitting radioisotopes such as 68-G...

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PET/SPECT/CT/OI Multimodal system MILabs VECtor

The MILabs VECTor PET-SPECT-CT-OI is a fully integrated multimodal imaging platform that combines PET, SPECT, CT, and...

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