Adaptix VETSA3D

VetSA3D.

Bringing low-dose, 3D imaging into your practice.

From 2D Limits to 3D Clarity.

The Adaptix VetSA3D is a cutting-edge, portable Digital Tomosynthesis (DT) system designed to provide high-resolution, low-dose 3D imaging for veterinary diagnostics.

It is built for overcoming specific veterinary challenges, with enhanced benefits including; 3D diagnostic imaging in existing radiology rooms, without requiring large amounts of space or complex installation requirements requiring large amounts 3D x-ray enables more accurate diagnosis and treatment planning, allowing better care for animals.

The ability to acquire a ‘full-set’ of 3D dental images in a substantially quicker time than with intra-oral 2D x-rays, transforming the economics of dental care 2D is the dominant imaging modality but gives a fundamentally limited view of anatomy.

The Adaptix VetSA3D brings 3D imaging to the point-of-care, in a portable, low-dose device.

How it works.

We take a series of low dose 2D projections from different positions and use them to reconstruct a 3D overview of the patient using a technique called tomosynthesis.

Reconstructed images are viewed as a stack which can be navigated using the mouse wheel, allowing features at different depths to be viewed independently.

The 3D reconstruction can reduce the need for multiple 2D images and lessens the need for stringent positioning protocols.

How Our Technology is Transforming Veterinary Imaging.

Patient Benefits.

The Adaptix VetSA3D is bringing rapid  access to 3D diagnostics for first opinion veterinary practitioners and their patients. Enabling reduced anaesthetic time for  dental acquisitions plus enhanced  diagnostic confidence, improving confidence in treatment choice and allowing  assessment of long-term ‘life-cycle’ conditions such as arthritis.

Payer Benefits.

For the patients owners, the benefits to the payer include access to 3D imaging for a similar cost to 2D. Enhanced diagnostic capability at the first opinion practice and less requirement for the veterinarian to refer away, meaning less travel and delay for the patient.