Voiager

Manufactured by GE Healthcare

Sourced in Sweden

The Voiager is a laboratory equipment product from GE Healthcare. It is designed for use in research and clinical settings. The Voiager's core function is to provide a platform for various analytical and diagnostic applications, though the specific details of its intended use are not provided.

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Dynamic PET Image Analysis

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In both the [¹⁵O]water and [¹⁸F]FDG images, a nearly circular region of interest (ROI) of diameter ~ 1 cm was manually outlined using Voiager (GE Healthcare), over the ascending aorta in 5–10 consecutive image slices in the frame in which the first pass of the radioactivity bolus was best visible. These ROIs were combined into a volume of interest (VOI) and projected onto all other frames of the dynamic scans to obtain whole-blood time-activity curves (TACs). For [¹⁸F]FDG, a plasma input curve was computed by multiplying the whole-blood TAC by a typical mean plasma-to-whole-blood ratio of 1.1.³¹.

Lundström E., Andersson J., Engström M., Lubberink M., Strand R., Ahlström H, & Kullberg J. (2021). PET/MRI of glucose metabolic rate, lipid content and perfusion in human brown adipose tissue. Scientific Reports, 11, 14955.

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Quantitative PET/CT Image Analysis

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PET/CT images were analysed using VOIager (GE Healthcare, Uppsala, Sweden). Volume of interests (VOIs) were drawn over iliac vessels and time activity curves (TAC) were extracted which served as an arterial input function for the kinetic model. Early (2-5 min) and late (22-32 min) standardized uptake value (SUV) images were derived from dynamic PET and analysed.

Regula N., Honarvar H., Lubberink M., Jorulf H., Ladjevardi S., Häggman M., Antoni G., Buijs J., Velikyan I, & Sörensen J. (2020). Carbon Flux as a Measure of Prostate Cancer Aggressiveness: [11C]-Acetate PET/CT. International Journal of Medical Sciences, 17(2), 214-223.

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