CT Contrast Injector

CT Contrast Injector:-

In the era of human anatomy, diagnostic imaging or creating medical images for clinical usage is been very vital for which Computed Tomography CT is one of the techniques in Imaging. The team of researchers from the department of research and development at Sino-MDT has designed equipment that monitors the pressure of injection called the CT Contrast Injector. It works based on the direct pressure sensing technology. Here the procedures are carried out on an automated injection system. The Injector alerts by alarming, when the injection is stopped immediately during Occlusion.

It has a torch screen interface which is made of LCD and a console CT where the operation is convenient. The Technician-CT receives prompting signals from the injector before the injection, to reduce or minimize the exhaustion of air and to confirm on the same. This reduces the risk of Air embolism. Patience’s safety is taken care of by test injection and the feature of KVO.The CT contrast Injector also holds the data for imaging facilities that complies with the mandates of quality documents and also the safety. It is modeled for easy movement with wide wheels and handles. Iveshealthcare in CT is minimizes the rapture in the vascular tissue caused because of swelling.

Salient Features

Ø  Pressure injection on a real time basis.

Ø  Indications during the start and stop of Occlusions

Ø  Minimizes the vascular rupture.

Ø  Easy locomotion of the device.

Ø  Accessible Data storage and modifications.

Specifications of the Injector:-

The equipmentweighs approximately 32-35kgs. Syringe size is 200ml each which is both single and dual. It works at a rate of AC 220v and at a frequency of 50Hz. The working environmental temperature of the device is +5degree Celsius to +40degree Celsius with a <93% humidity. The rate at which the Injector pumps is 0.1to10ml/second with a pressure limit of 100-300 increments in 50psi. The KVO is at a rate of 0.1ml/second. The scan and the Injection delay time is 0-600 seconds with 8 phase of injection and 99 programmable protocols.