3TP of White Plains, NY, will demonstrate applications for its visualization software for analyzing dynamic contrast-enhanced MR images.
The company's first application, 3TP-Prostate, uses contrast-enhanced MRI to characterize prostate tissue, producing colorized datasets that are DICOM 3.0-compatible and that can be viewed by a PACS workstation. The software is being evaluated at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
3TP is also rolling out an upgraded version of its 3TP-Breast software, which analyzes dynamic contrast-enhanced breast MR images. The software includes features such as a pixel analysis of a region of interest and a dynamic contrast curve that represents the wash in and wash out properties of contrast media in tissue.
The company's third product is a network server version of the firm's standalone software, which provides integration of multiple viewers and scanners into a single system and allows batch processing without user interaction. All three products have 510(k) clearance, and will begin shipping in the U.S. after their RSNA introduction.
By Brian Casey
AuntMinnie.com staff writer
November 18, 2004
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