The Tritom system from PhotoSound combined Photoacoustics and fluorescence tomography in a single device. The acquired data is combined in one image to provide a precise and comprehensive representation. This combination of two powerful imaging techniques opens up new possibilities for biomedical research and preclinical applications.
High-precision optical excitation for detailed imaging
For the photoacoustic imaging The system uses a narrowband laser with a wavelength range from 460 nm to 1300 nm and a maximum power of 350 mJ. This creates high-resolution anatomical images and a meaningful representation of fluorophores. In addition, a integrated heart rate monitor the Pulse energyto ensure consistent image quality.
Efficient multimodality for comprehensive analyses
Thanks to the use of several excitation wavelengths per scan can that Photoacoustics & Fluorescence Tomography System simultaneously photoacoustic and fluorescence data in large volumes of 30–60 cm³ This enables a spectroscopic molecular analysis within the scan area, providing detailed 3D molecular maps The system also allows for a spatially resolved assessment of physiological parameters in vivo, such as the volumetric blood content and the oxygen supply, and that without any contrast agent.
Fast scanning times and high resolution
The Tritom system combined high speed with a excellent image resolution. A recording of an area of 30 mm × 30 mm × 30 mm only takes 36 secondsAt the same time, the system offers a photoacoustic resolution of around 160 µm × 160 µm, which enables precise representation of the finest structures.
Flexible sample handling and powerful data acquisition
For the sample handling Various mounting systems are available, including Cuvette, tissue and complete holding systems with anesthesia interface. Data collection is carried out via the in-house high-performance data acquisition systems from PhotoSoundthat have been specifically optimized for this imaging system.
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