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Infinix-i

Infinix-i systems incorporate the industry's most extensive set of automated and user-selectable dose management tools designed to minimize patient X-ray exposure while maintaining unsurpassed image quality.

A 3D image acquired by CT and MRI, a fluoroscopic image, and a device-enhanced image extracted from the fluoroscopic image can be superimposed and displayed.

3D image display changes according to the C-arm rotation angle, C-arm sliding angle, SID, field size, tabletop height, and tabletop panning of the X-ray angiography system.

Alignment between the 3D image and the fluoroscopic image is performed manually. For easier alignment of 3D (CT or MR data) images, DICOM images can be also overlapped.
As long as DICOM CS permits, 3D volume data (CT and MR) acquired by systems from companies other than Canon Medical Systems is also available.
A portion of the left atrium can be automatically extracted from 3D data. (Left atrium segmentation)

⁠ Multi Modality Fusion

Infinix-i

Atrial Septal Closure device with utilization of Multi Modality Fusion and MRA
Hepatic Artery Fusion utilizing Multi Modality Fusion and LCI
Pulmonary Artery Stent Deployment utilizing Multi Modality Fusion and MRA
Transcatheter Aortic Valves. Canon medical Systems' Modality Fusion offers the ability to overlay previously acquired CT images with fluoro to aid clinicians during interventional procedures.
Canon medical Systems' 4D CT offers the ability to perform a CT scan to identify the vessels feeding a Hepatic Cell Carcinoma. These vessels can be segmented and overlaid on fluoro to aid clinicians during interventional procedures.
Endovascular Stent Grafting is performed using Canon medical Systems' Multi-Modality Fusion software which allows segmented vessels from a CT or MR scan to be overlaid on fluoro and used for a roadmap during interventional procedures.