
|Articles|July 9, 2003
Syntegra speeds data exchange
Philips Medical Systems commercially launched its Syntegra multimodality software at the June Society of Nuclear Medicine meeting as part of two other products. The company released the software to run on the Pinnacle3 3D radiation therapy planning
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Philips Medical Systems commercially launched its Syntegra multimodality software at the June Society of Nuclear Medicine meeting as part of two other products. The company released the software to run on the Pinnacle3 3D radiation therapy planning system and the Philips Gemini PET/CT system. Syntegra is designed to improve workflow between diagnostic and radiation oncology.
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