MILabs Unveils Latest Preclinical Imagers For PET-SPECT-Optical And X-Ray CT At WMIC 2021

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The new 7-series of MILabs augments performance of individual modalities and extends pairing multiple modalities to many novel applications.

Blur-free Images Reveal the Finest Details:

Get the most information from your precious animal models and access stunning details. Take advantage of the leap forward in image quality no matter what series-7 modality you chose: PET, SPECT, Optical, or X-ray CT.
As already proven in hundreds of modalities worldwide, also this new 7-series of systems can be used for state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging as well as for high-energy radio-theranostic applications using alpha or beta-emitters. Also, X-ray CT systems can be tailored to your applications using four levels of CT resolution, including multi-energy settings for enhanced soft-tissue contrast applications.

The Power of Pairing Modalities:

Stop shuttling animals from one system to the next, eliminate spatial co-registration errors and anesthesia errors. For the first-time ever, you can obtain temporal co-registrations of diverse tracers and probes. Indeed, only MILabs enables you to combine all modalities on a single system.
Now think about the possibilities: direct comparison of PET and SPECT tracers co-registered in space and time, straight conversion from optical to nuclear tracers, unmediated translation from surrogate markers to radiotherapeutic agents, and more. The possibilities to simultaneously study multiple biological processes to accelerate translational research are at your fingertips.

Benefit from Advanced Detector Designs:

Rather than broad-field image acquisitions, MILabs employs magnified confocal scanning to acquire detailed 3D/4D high-contrast images of live animals. This is especially important for PET imaging where whole-body or focused images can be acquired at 0.6 mm resolution, with high sensitivity. This approach further extends performance to 0.24 mm in vivo resolution for SPECT and enables multi-isotope 3D autoradiography with <120 μm image resolution. Now you can rapidly perform autoradiography of tissue samples without slicing, thus reducing ex vivo tissue processing labor time with orders of magnitude.
As for optical imaging, the series-7 enables conventional 2D luminescence, fluorescence and Cherenkov imaging at the highest sensitivity and resolution. Moreover, at any time, the detector design can be upgraded to 3D/4D optical imaging using CT-guided optical tomography.

MILabs’ Scientific Industry Workshop at the WMIC

Tuesday, October 5, 2021
10:45 AM – 12:15 PM (EDT)
16:45 – 18:15 (CEST)

PROGRAM:
Synergistic Photon Tomography from 1eV to 1MeV: Integrated Ultra-High Definition PET, SPECT, Optical & X-ray CT
Prof. Freek Beekman, PhD, CEO and Founder of MILabs, Head Biomedical Imaging TU-Delft

IMplant Infection Therapy (IMIT) ‘RIT for planktonic bacteria and biofilms’
Prof. Bart van der Wal, MD, PhD, Dept. of Orthopedics, UMC Utrecht

High-resolution micro-computed tomography of bone and metal implants – a range of studies from a core facility.
Marie Sydoff, PhD, Lund University Bioimaging Center

Study osteoarthritis with novel imaging in small animals
Prof. Harrie Weinans, PhD, Dept.of Regenerative Medicine, UMC Utrecht

Register here

Visit MILabs at the virtual WMIC 2021

Join us at our virtual booth to discover the unique features offered by the symbiotic strength of integrated SPECT, PET, CT and, Optical Imaging systems.