Syngo image processing software

Manufactured by Siemens

Syngo Image processing software is a product developed by Siemens that provides advanced image processing capabilities. The core function of the software is to enable the analysis and manipulation of medical images, such as those acquired from diagnostic imaging modalities. The software offers tools for tasks like image segmentation, visualization, and quantitative analysis.

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Somatom sensation open 40 slice ct scanner, by Siemens (1 mentions)

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Intraoperative CT Imaging for Spinal Injury

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Sensation Open 40 model (Germany, Siemens AG) was used for intraoperative CT. The imaging workstation was from Siemens AG, and Syngo Image processing software (Siemens AG) was used for image processing. A universal spine system (USS) internal fixation system for spinal injury (Sindis) was selected for the internal fixation operations.

Peng Y., Zhang L., Shi T., Lv H., Zhang L, & Tang P. (2015). Relationship between fracture-relevant parameters of thoracolumbar burst fractures and the reduction of intra-canal fracture fragment. Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, 10, 131.

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Preoperative CT Imaging and Spinal Measurements

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A Somatom Sensation Open 40-slice CT scanner (Siemens AG, Erlangen, Germany) was used for preoperative CT scanning. The imaging workstation was from Siemens AG. syngo image-processing software (Siemens AG) was used for image analysis (Fig. 1).Fig. 1

a: Anterior, median, and posterior vertebral wall heights. b Local kyphosis angle. c Distances of the posterior vertebral edge of the injured vertebrae from the upper and lower adjacent posterior vertebral walls. d Median vertebral canal sagittal diameter. e Cross-sectional area of the vertebral canal

Tang P., Long A., Shi T., Zhang L, & Zhang L. (2016). Analysis of the independent risk factors of neurologic deficit after thoracolumbar burst fracture. Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research, 11, 128.

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