perfect combination of detection of Tc-99 and I-125 isotopes
easy switching between wired
and wireless modes
multiple probes for use in
a range of procedures
start timed count from Apollo handset
storage of timed counts eliminating
the need for manual transcription
max count feature manual or Auto-range capabilities
fast calibration and enhanced
diagnostics
large touchscreen display
for maximum visibility
four audible signals
Applications
This device is widely applicable. Not only ideal for the detection of I-125 seeds in breast tumors, but also useful for applications in: head-neck cancer melanoma parathyroid gland laparoscopic examination
Isotopes
De gammaprobe is geschikt voor lokalisatie en identificatie van I-125 en Tc-99 isotopen.
Probes and Collimators
OmniProbe® Collimator is available in either straight or angled orientation for the most common
procedures
Omniprobe® Lechner Collimator narrows directionality further with a smaller
aperture and is optimal for head-neck procedures
OmniProbe® PET used for detecting FDG and other PET emitting isotopes
OmniProbe® EL for Laparoscopic use (available in 0°, 20° or 90°)
Superiour directionality
The direction of a gamma probe is determined not only by the collimation, but also by the energy of the gamma rays. Incoming gamma rays are deflected by scattering in the tissue. This scattered radiation, known as Compton Scattering, can misrepresent where the biopsy is of interest, especially if it is deep within the tissue. The C-Trak Apollo system uniquely eliminates stray radiation to provide superior directionality. The surgeon can then operate in the right direction to find the tissue of interest, making smaller incisions while sparing healthy tissue.
accessories
Mobile workstation to store all system components
Foot pedal for optional use with wired probe system
Would you like to know more or see how the C-Trak Apollo works exactly? We are happy to come to the desired location for additional explanation and a demonstration.