See The PixelShine Difference with cases under Development
The CT scan images given below are investigational applications/use cases and are outside the scope of current 510(k) clearance”
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The ground glass nodule in the posterior aspect of the right upper lobe is occult on the left image but clearly delineated on PixelShine. Subpleural bands of left lung apex much better delineated on PixelShine. -
PixelShine has much less noise and anatomy is much better defined. The Hepatic cyst is clearly delineated. -
PixelShine has much less noise. The anatomy in the right renal pelvis is much better depicted. The hepatic cyst is well delineated. -
Vessel margins are sharper. Beam hardening artifacts from dense contrast in the SVC have been removed. Contrast opacification in the vessels is homogeneous. There remains contrast mixing artifact in the SVC. -
Vessel margins are sharper. Beam hardening artifacts from dense contrast in the SVC have been removed. Contrast opacification in the vessels is homogeneous. There remains contrast mixing artifact in the SVC. -
PixelShine has less noise. Equivocal emphysematous changes on the original images are definitely identified on PS image. -
PixelShine image has less noise. The vessels are more conspicuous, especially the small vessels around the brainstem. The white matter changes are also more conspicuous. -
PixelShine image demonstrates less noise. The ground glass nodules in both lungs are more conspicuously demonstrated.
