• Home
• Nuclear Medicine
• Ultrasound
• Imaging Networking
• Why Choose AIS?
• FAQs
• About
• Contact

New Nuclear Medicine Equipment Sales

GVI Medical Devices

GVI Medical Devices and Associated Imaging Services have enjoyed a long term strategic partnership in the Midwest. According to Randy Sommerdyke, President of GVI,

“AIS has developed an excellent reputation for sales and service of nuclear imaging equipment in the Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma markets. I believe the professionalism, knowledge and experience of AIS provides great benefits to GVI and our mutual customers.”

ClearVision is a dedicated nuclear cardiology dual detector SPECT imaging system providing superior at-depth resolution and significantly higher signal-to-noise ratio than SPECT systems using the traditional parallel or diverging collimator acquisition method. The result is a new image quality standard for improved diagnostic confidence for your most demanding cases without increased acquisition time.

The reason is GVI's industry leading Resolve™ technology, (patent pending), that incorporates inverse fanbeam (IFB) collimation and iterative fanbeam reconstruction with our proprietary all digital detectors. Our advanced Resolve approach brings a precision CT equivalent data collection and reconstruction method to nuclear imaging.

Another major ClearVision feature is the pure open system design. The patient is imaged in an upright (seated) position using a rotating chair assembly which has been optimized for both acquisition accuracy and patient comfort even for larger patients. This method offers substantial benefits including easy on and off access, comfortable seating in a natural position to reduce motion, and a 500 lb weight capacity. In addition with upright imaging the diaphragm drops improving separation between the heart and gut.

With an ultra compact 3' x 6' system footprint ClearVision can be logically installed in any 8' x 8' room and is ideal for any environment where space is at a premium.

ClearVision is also available in a single detector configuration and has been designed for easy, cost-effective field upgrade to dual detectors.

For more information on the ClearVision or to request a quote please contact us. You can also visit GVI's website directly for more information at www.gvimd.com.

• Clinically Superior At-Depth Resolution
• Pure Open Design for Patient Comfort
• 500 Lb. Patient Capacity
• 3' x 6' Ultra Compact Footprint
• LINUX Operating System - Fast & Stable
• Field Upgradable from Single to Dual Head

MES is an authorized GVI dealer. Contact us today for a competitive quote on a new ClearVision installation.

GVI Medical Devices has introduced a revolutionary advancement in First-Pass imaging technology for your office or department. Our experienced engineering team has developed the industry's only dedicated first pass camera system. Featuring a small footprint, FOV optimized for cardiac imaging, and exceptional image quality; the OnePass™ easily blends into your stress lab and is a perfect complement to your existing SPECT protocol.

With patented high-speed digital electronics, and NEMA count rates exceeding 250,000 counts per second*, the OnePass™ camera performance exceeds multi-crystal cameras and provides superior image quality.

Our highly automated processing software enables the user to generate fast reproducible left and/or right ventricle ejection fraction, functional images, cardiac output, and volumes in less than 30 seconds.

A wide network connection enables our experts to perform remote diagnostics and an automated backup of system files. The reliable system design of the OnePass™ camera has demonstrated uptime great than 99%.

Operational simplicity is as easy as 1, 2, 3...

1. Position the patient
2. Start the treadmill and the AutoTrack feature adjusts the detector to maintain the proper position as the treadmill's incline changes.
3. Inject the patient and the AutoStart feature detects the bolus and begins the acquisition.

*Measurements per NEMA NU-1 2001

For more information on the OnePass or to request a quote please contact us. You can also visit GVI's website directly for more information at www.gvimd.com.