What is the United Imaging uMI 780?

The uMI 780 PET/CT represents the most advanced domestic platform for tumor diagnosis, treatment evaluation, and research. It can precisely detect millimeter-scale lesions and obtain high-definition PET/CT fusion images, achieving perfect integration of functional and anatomical imaging, thereby enabling accurate diagnosis and treatment guidance for tumors, cardiovascular diseases, and complex neurological conditions.

The digital light guide PET-CT uMI780, through revolutionary digital detector technology, enhances photon signal detection efficiency from the source, achieving an unprecedented combination of ultra-low dose scanning, 300 mm ultra-wide axial field of view, and 2.9 mm ultra-high resolution, marking a triple breakthrough and ushering in a new era of precision molecular imaging.

Target Population for the United Imaging uMI 780

1. Oncology patients

Early diagnosis, staging and restaging, treatment efficacy evaluation, recurrence monitoring, and delineation of radiotherapy target areas.

2. Neurological patients

Localization of epilepsy, diagnosis and assessment of Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.

3. Cardiovascular patients

Evaluation of myocardial viability (gold standard) and pre- and post-operative assessment of coronary heart disease.

4. High-risk population screening

Individuals with a family history of tumors, elevated tumor markers, precancerous lesions, or unexplained weight loss.

Advantages and Features

1. Equipped with a globally leading ultra-powerful digital light guide chip platform, simultaneously achieving high resolution, high sensitivity, and ultra-wide detector coverage.

2. Industry-leading 2.9 mm NEMA resolution. Image resolution is doubled, allowing even the smallest lesions to be detected. High-definition clinical images in the digital era support our hospital's clinical and research work, advancing precision diagnostics to a new level.

3. Highest system sensitivity in the industry at 16 cps/kBq. Radionuclide doses for patients are halved, significantly reducing radiation exposure for patients and the public, achieving truly "green" scanning.

4. Industry-widest 300 mm detector. Whole-body scans require only three bed positions, halving scanning time, improving PET/CT workflow efficiency, and providing patients with a new level of comfort.

5. 128-slice advanced digital spatiotemporal CT, achieving zero signal noise, zero loss, and zero distortion.

6. Whole-body scanning can be completed in as little as five minutes. The combination of 112-ring digital light guide PET and 128-slice spatiotemporal CT achieves ultra-low scan dose, ultra-wide axial field of view, and ultra-high resolution simultaneously. Whole-body scans can be completed in three bed positions within five minutes, doubling speed compared with conventional PET-CT and delivering a comfortable patient experience.