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Design Philosophy Overview
System Requirements
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| A QUICK GUIDE TO GALILEO-
BrainGuide |
Importing an Image Data File
Patient Catalog
SPECT Data Analysis
Image Fusion Analysis:-MRI and SPECT
Options |
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| BrainGuide
(Version 2) Technical Specification |
BrainGuide NM Functional Image Analysis (SPECT) Module...
BrainGuide Anatomic Image Analysis (MRI) Module...
BrainGuide Image Fusion...
Galileo DICOM Module...
Additional Functionality... |
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"Declare the past, diagnose the present,
foretell the future; practice these acts.
As to diseases, make a habit of two things -
to help, or at least to do no harm."Hippocrates
(ca. 460 - 377 B.C.) - Epidemics, Book I, Section XI.
| Galileo:
BrainGuide Design Philosophy and Overview
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BrainGuide™, part of the Galileo™
medical imaging software suite developed by Advanced Biologic Corp. (Toronto,
Ontario, Canada) for the low-cost, high-performance Windows PC platform is a set of
advanced brain image analysis modules. The design of BrainGuide, guided by
Hippocrate’s instruction, follows six key principles:
Fast. BrainGuide should complete all image analyses fast enough to be
both practical and useful in a clinical environment (all BrainGuide analyses are completed
in 30 seconds or less).
Automatic. BrainGuide should robustly perform all image analyses
automatically requiring only “one-mouse-click” by the user.
Accurate. BrainGuide image analysis should meet or exceed the clinical
“gold-standards” of accuracy.
Robust. BrainGuide should successfully process all clinical images regardless of
the severity of any disease-induced defects. Including, but not limited to
- Alzheimer’s Disease,
- Stenosis,
- Tumor,
- Hematoma,
- Stroke
Clinically Safe. Unlike current brain imaging research software (SPM 99, AIR,
and others) the original clinical images are never modified in BrainGuide, via brain
warping and / or other spatial transformations. This eliminates the danger of introducing
algorithm-generated image artifacts into the processed image, which could mislead the
clinical radiologist into making a misdiagnosis.
Clinically Friendly. BrainGuide should be simple, easy, and intuitive to use.
.Minimum Computer System Requirements: PC: Desktop
or Laptop with
- CPU: 1.3 GHz P3 or P4
- DRAM: 512 MBtyes
- Hard Drive: 40 GByte Ultra-wide SCSI (Workstation)
- Network Card: Ethernet
- Graphics Chip: ATI Fire GL or better. NVidia GeForce 2 or better.
- Operating System: Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2 or more recent SP. Windows XP
Pricing
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MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC EXCHANGE Corp. develops advanced medical image
analysis software - Galileo: BrainGuide + LungGuide. The Company works closely with
leading clinical and research radiologists to identify key needs in SPECT / PET and MRI
image analysis and provides timely software solutions that enhance clinical productivity.
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