Technology | May 09, 2007

Gamma Medica Inc.’s most advanced LumaGEM breast imaging camera, the 3200S/12K, offers more than 40 percent improvement in camera spatial resolution than delivered by the original system, the 3200S.

The solid-state gamma camera contains an array of over 12,000 pixels and offers greater than 100 percent improvement in the camera’s space bandwidth product, a critical indicator of image quality.


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