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LOTUS-inVivo
Micro-CT Imaging System
The Micro-Computed Tomography device (commercially known as LOTUS-inVivo) is a 3D imaging system using X-rays. It employs the same imaging principles as hospital CT scans but offers significantly higher resolution, making it capable of imaging small animals such as rats and mice.
This device provides true 3D microscopic images of the internal structure of objects or animals with micron-level detail, entirely non-invasive, without requiring any modification or destruction of the animal or object.
Overview
Preclinical Micro-CT Scanner: Designed for imaging small animals, dental studies, and bone research.
User-Friendly System: Ideal for both qualitative and quantitative preclinical studies.
Research Center for Molecular and Cellular Imaging
Advanced Medical Technologies and Equipment Institute
- Phone : 021-66581505
- Fax : 021-66581533
- Postal code : 1417613151
- email: cntact-amtei@tums.ac.ir
