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Single-click spine reconstruction? No problem with FAST Spine.

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Automatic, precise spine reconstruction and labeling – performed by FAST Spine with just a single click – can potentially save up to 30 minutes of precious reconstruction time.

The FAST CARE Technology focuses on two aspects: Fully Assisting Scanner Technologies (FAST) supports process optimization, and Combined Applications to Reduce Exposure (CARE) assists with dose reduction features.

Be FAST

FAST – our Fully Assisting Scanner Technologies – make time-consuming and complex procedures faster as well as far more intuitive. Your scans will be more reproducible and less prone to errors. One of FAST’s valuable features is FAST Spine.

FAST Spine

Delivers an accurate and anatomically aligned reconstruction of the spine with just a single click. This direct detection and labeling of vertebra and spine may save up to 30 minutes of manual preparation for a complete spine reconstruction.

Get your free 90-day trial licensehere

More information about the FAST CARE Technology can be found here

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