The inclusion of the 3D imaging technology PlatinumTomo in the Mammomat B.brilliant device reportedly enables clinicians to obtain 50-degree 3D images in less than five seconds.
Offering a variety of new features for improved efficiency and enhanced 3D breast imaging, the mammography platform Mammomat B.brilliant has garnered an expanded approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Building upon the 50-degree wide-angle technology of its existing 3D mammography systems, Siemens Healthineers says the expanded approval for the device includes PlatinumTomo, which reduces blurring that commonly occurs with 3D imaging and allows one to obtain 50-degree 3D images in less than five seconds.
Other new features with the Mammomat B.brilliant platform include a new X-ray tube, which includes adaptation of the flying focal spot technology from the company’s computed tomography (CT) scanners, according to Siemens Healthineers, the manufacturer of the Mammomat B.brilliant Device.
The company pointed out that the expanded approval also includes UltraHD technology for image reconstruction that facilitates enhanced calcification visualization, reduced metal artifacts and the availability of synthetic 2D images without exposing patients to additional radiation.
“This revolutionary system not only provides health-care institutions with significantly improved diagnostic capabilities but also addresses the critical need for patient and technologist comfort in breast cancer screening,” added Niral Patel, the vice president of X-ray products at Siemens Healthineers North America.
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