Quantification software
features and benefits
features and benefits
What is quantification?
Perfusion is a recognized marker of tissue functionality and vitality.
Quantification of blood volume and flow is crucial for determining areas of different perfusion in whole organs/tissues due to impairment of blood supply or to characterize vascular patterns in different tissues and functional aspects of vascular physiology.
What is the software?
VueBox® Research is a general-purpose software for quantifying tissue perfusion using Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (DCE-US).
Vuebox® Research is for RESEARCH USE ONLY and is not intended for use in diagnostic and/or clinical procedures.
VueBox® Research provides a set of technical functionalities enabling the analysis of DICOM clips obtained with a wide range of ultrasound systems.
Its unique Bracco-patented technology and linearization process allow quantitative assessment of tissue perfusion after bolus injection or infusion.
Key features
- Solution to analyze DICOM clips from different ultrasound systems
- Linearization of video data for accurate measurements
- Optimized curve fitting based on Bracco-patented technology
- Compatible with bolus and replenishment kinetics
- Multiple parametric images
Additional features
- Fully automatic motion compensation
- Easy-to-use clip editor
- Multiple window interface using tabs
- Concatenation of multiple clips
- Automatic detection of contrast arrival
- Saving and retrieving of user-drawn Regions of Interest
- Automatic management of side-by-side display (contrast and B-mode)
- Length and area measurements
- Real time clip player
- Clip anonymization
Management of analysis results
- Saving and retrieving of analysis results and context
- Export of graphs and images (BMP, TIF, JPEG), data (Excel compatible) and clips (WMV)
- Generator of customizable and easy-to-read analysis report
Who will benefit of the software?
VueBox® Research is intended for Research Use Only.
VueBox® Research is intended for Clinicians and Researchers involved in research related to:
- DCE-US perfusion quantification in any type of tissue (non-cardiac indications)
- Obtaining accurate perfusion parameter values
- Ensure compatibility with a wide range of ultrasound systems through specific calibration settings
- Export of the linearized experimental data and parametric images
- Retrieving and comparing examinations over time
- Documenting their work for publication purposes