CMT – A Medical Imaging Leader

SmartSPOT PrimaX RF
CMT Medical Technologies is a market leader providing high-resolution digital X-ray

imaging solutions for General Radiography, R&F rooms and Angiography special
HIGH-RESOLUTION DIGITAL
procedures suites. Having been at the forefront of medical imaging innovation for 25 PHOTOSPOT SYSTEM
years, CMT’s technology is today proven in more than 4,500 clinical installations

worldwide. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

CMT’s workforce includes scientists, software engineers and technicians with extensive experience in medical imaging

and digital image processing. The ability of CMT to produce unsurpassed clinical images is the result of corporate

initiative and rigorous discipline combined with a customer-centric focus and total commitment to quality.

The name CMT has become synonymous with technological innovation in the medical imaging field, providing original

solutions to OEM partners, hospitals and imaging centers. The Company’s imaging solutions, backed by world class

service and support, enable radiology departments to keep pace with today’s high-productivity demands.

SmartSPOT PrimaX is a trademark of CMT Ltd.

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CMT is proud to be an

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Since 1998

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

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 APPLICATION

The SmartSPOT PrimaX RF is a high-resolution digital The SmartSPOT PrimaX RF combines a powerful PCI-based Windows XP workstation, with advanced object-oriented

imaging system designed for use with interventional and software and connectivity. The system's mouse-driven Windows-based user interface makes it easy and fast to learn

remote R/F tables from any vendor. The system’s high- and use. Powerful image manipulation capabilities, such as zooming, panning, scrolling, windowing and multi-formatting,

resolution 1,024 x 1,024 pixel digital camera and optics enable efficient and convenient review and pre-print preparation of large image sets.

can be interfaced to an image intensifier from any leading In addition to its basic features and functions, the SmartSPOT PrimaX RF’s modular design allows for easy addition of

manufacturer. Likewise, the SmartSPOT PrimaX RF can future advanced image processing applications. Full implementation of the DICOM 3.0 communication protocol allows

be connected to virtually any generator and to any DICOM connectivity to any DICOM 3.0-compliant server.

3.0 compliant HIS/RIS and PACS system.

True Simultaneity
Specifically designed to process fluoroscopy and
The SmartSPOT PrimaX RF's robust combination of software and hardware provides considerable flexibility and
radiography images, the SmartSPOT PrimaX RF eliminates
timesavings. A single system can be shared simultaneously by two users, with one in-room and the other handling
the need for cassette filming and 105mm spot cameras.
image review, post-processing or documentation at the console. Reviewing, post-processing and filming can be carried
The system’s unique combination of state of the art data
out in parallel with patient examinations, thus increasing clinical efficiency.
acquisition and image processing technologies ensures

consistently high image quality and reduced doses for

patient and operator.

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 KEY FEATURES COMPONENTS
• Pentium PCI-based workstation High-resolution Camera In-room Rack
• Windows XP operating system • Camera head with CCD chip • Isolation transformer
• Easy-to-use, intuitive Graphic User Interface (GUI) • Camera control unit • Camera power supply
• Advanced CCD-based camera, 1,024 x 1,024 pixel resolution • Mechanical interface to Image Intensifier (I.I.) • PC and monitors power supply
• 12-bit digitization depth • Lens with computer-controlled iris • X-ray generator mode/I.I. size
• Data digitization at camera's end for improved signal to noise ratio • Iris interface to host computer • X-ray generator and diagnostic table interface
• Computerized camera iris control
• Comprehensive fluoroscopy acquisition package System Computer User Keypad
• Fluoroscopy loop acquisition • PCI-based workstation with Pentium processor Enables in-room activation of commonly used operations,
• Simultaneous acquisition, processing, filming and archiving • Windows XP operating system such as:
• Automatic windowing, storage and filming • Keyboard & mouse • Registered patient selection
• Radiography acquisition rate of up to 7.5 frames per second • Acquisition and camera control board • Close examination
• Real-time disk • Easy-to-use, mouse-driven, intuitive Graphic User • Image review
• Anatomically programmed protocols Interface (GUI) • Automatic cine display mode
• User-selectable gamma corrections • 512MB RAM main memory • Image gray level reversal
• Integrated wide range of image review and processing capabilities • 80GB (or more) disk storage (35,000+ images) • Negative/positive
• Off-line image subtraction • High-resolution video display controller for • Zoom
• DICOM 3.0 Network Connectivity, including Store, Print, Worklist Management, workstation monitor • Mask
Modality Performed Procedure Step (MPPS) and Storage Commitment • Interface board to camera • Single/Sequence
• Compliant with the IHE’s Scheduled Workflow (SWF) profile • CMT's proprietary processing and display boards • Test Shot/Next Phase
• High-resolution video display controller for in-room • Save LIH
monitor • Subtract
• Color workstation monitor
• B/W in-room monitor
• Laser-imager interface (DICOM 3.0 protocol)

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 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS IMAGING SPECIFICATIONS
Camera Display Acquisition Modes and Speeds Data Acquisition
• Sensor: CCD frame transfer • Workstation: Color 1,600 x 1,200 pixel resolution • Continuous fluoroscopy 30 fps at 1.024 x 1,024 • Patient data entry, including urgent patient registration
• Resolution: 1,024 x 1,024, progressive and interlaced • In-room: B/W 1,280 x 1,024 pixel resolution • Digital Radiography (photospot), single shot or • Fluoro acquisition: disk store rate of up to 7.5 fps
• Dynamic range: 1,000:1 sequence acquisition • Fluoroscopy noise reduction
• Spatial resolution: better than 750 TVL Control Circuitry • DSA (optional Angio Package required) • Anatomic programmable protocols, with single-click
• Digitization depth: 12-bit • Generator interface selection of image enhancement and display
• Images from the camera are transferred to the • Camera synchronization Real-time (30 fps) Processing Capabilities parameters
computer system in digital format • Iris and gain control • Histogram with computer-selectable ROI • Single-shot acquisition
• Anti-blooming: greater than x100 • In-room remote control • Circle blanking (adjustable size and position) • Programmable sequence acquisition:
• Frame rates: up to 30 fps in progressive mode • Fluoro LIH signal • Fluoro-PCI interface - Number of phases (up to 8)
up to 60 fps in interlace mode • Acquisition mode/I.I. size status • Recursive averaging and motion detection at 8 bits - Pulse rate (up to 7.5 fps)
• Sampling rate: 40 MHz • Camera interface including horizontal and vertical • Frame Integration - Acquisition rate and duration of each phase
• Lens equipped with computer-controlled iris scan control • Last Image Hold • Left/right markers for labeling of acquired images
• Automatic gain control (AGC) • VCR output • Windowing, including reverse black and white • Real-time disk
• Automatic disk storage
• Automatic cine-loop upon completion of sequence

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 PROCESSING DICOM 3.0 CONNECTIVITY
• Patient review • Cine display • Digital Laser Interface (optional)
User-selectable studies/series can be transferred to Consecutive and cyclic display of images at a user • Image Storage (optional)
the Viewer application for review & processing controllable rate • Modality Worklist (optional)
• Window/level • Export images • MPPS - Modality Performed Procedure Step (optional)
Continuously variable width/center Selected images can be stored on floppy disk in a • Storage Commitment (optional)
(brightness/contrast) of the displayed image; standard BMP format DICOM Conformance Statement is available at: www.cmt-med.com
6 preset windows can be programmed by the operator • Cine loops with variable refresh rates
• Window polarity inversion • Shutters IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) COMPLIANCE
Positive/negative polarity, user-selectable Data outside the image's active area is blackened,
Supports the following IHE profiles:
• Image rotation thus increasing image conspicuity; automatic or
Enables rotation of the image by 90°, 180° and 270°; user-controlled determination of the active area
Profile Actor Transactions
horizontal and/or vertical reverse also available • Gamma correction
Scheduled Workflow (SWF) Acquisition Modality Modality Worklist Provided
• Electronic zoom with pan & scroll capabilities Different user-selectable gamma correction curves Modality Procedure Step In Progress
Fixed zoom values of 1.2, 1.5, 2, 3 and 4; for the in-room monitor, workstation monitor and Modality Procedure Step Completed
laser imager Modality Images Stored
interactive, continuously variable zoom, with
Storage Commitment
magnification factor of up to x4 • Multi-format display
Patient Information Acquisition Modality Modality Worklist Provided
• Magnifying glass Formats of 2, 4, 6, 9, 12 and 20 images within a Reconciliation (PIR)
Zoom of x2 in a user-selectable ROI (Region of Interest) single frame Modality Procedure Step In Progress
Modality Procedure Step Completed
• Text • Image editing
Copy, Duplicate, Cut, Paste, Swap & Delete Consistent Presentation of Acquisition Modality Modality Images Stored
User-selectable text can be superimposed anywhere
Images (CPI)
in the image; text can be deleted or moved within operations; removal of all post-processing Modality Presentation State Stored
the image operations also possible Storage Commitment
• Graphic aids • Automatic background filming Print Composer Print Request with LUT
Includes lines, cursors, arrows and ROIs Images are transferred to the printer in the Portable Data for Imaging (PDI) Portable Media Creator Distribute Imaging Information on Media
• General image filtration (up to 7 x 7 kernel) background, enabling further acquisition &
Nine preset filters (I.I. size dependent) processing in parallel IHE Integration Statement is available at: www.cmt-med.com
• Subtraction with user-selectable mask

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 DATA STORAGE OPTIONS
• Local archiving: at least 35,000 radiographic images • DVD (Digital Video Disk) • Angiography Package (Acquisition & Processing)
of 1,024 x 1,024 resolution For local backup of fluoroscopy and radiography images. Real-time subtraction
• Local Digital Video Disk (DVD-RAM): 9.4GB Acquired images are subtracted on-line from the mask
• CD-RW
cartridges (optional) image and displayed during sequence acquisition.
Enables export of patient examination in IHE-compliant
• Data export to CD-R media; complies with IHE Images are kept in the disk in unsubtracted format.
Portable Data for Imaging (PDI) format on CD-R media.
Portable Data for Imaging (PDI) integration profile Road mapping
(optional) • Barcode Scanner Two-phased protocol for accurate placement of
Enables scanning of the Patient ID or Accession Number catheters during fluoroscopic angiography procedures.
for automatic query of the examination and patient During the first phase, a mask image is generated
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
demographic details from the HIS/RIS server. on-line from the fluoroscopy images using a minimum
• FDA
• IEC601-1 (1988), First Amendment (1991) and intensity projection algorithm. During phase II of the
• Extended FOV
Second Amendment (1995) protocol, incoming averaged images are subtracted
Enables the combining of images in order to generate
• IEC601-1-2 (1993) in real-time from the mask image generated in the
an image with a large Field of View.
• IEC601-1-4 (1996) first phase.
• MDD 93/42/EEC • DICOM Print Subtraction
• HIPAA-compliant Enables printing of images on any DICOM 3.0 compliant Post-processing subtraction with linear or logarithmic
network imager. transformation and a variable weighing factor.
Pixel shifting
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS • DICOM Store The relative position between the “mask” and
Power requirements
Enables exporting images to any DICOM 3.0 compliant “contrast” images can be modified by the operator.
115 VAC / 10 A or 220/230 VAC / 5 A LxWxH Weight (Approx.)
In lb. archiving server (PACS). Shifting resolutions are 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 pixel.
(mm) (kg)
A “home” function enables the realignment of the
Temperature range • DICOM Modality Worklist Management (MWM)
Camera 4.5 x 5.2 x 5.4 2.2 original images.
Operation: 13 - 35°C (55 - 95°F) Enables automatic retrieving of patient demographics
(115 x 131 x 137) (1) DSA (Digital Subtracted Acquisition)
Storage: -40 - 60°C (-40 - 140°F) from the HIS/RIS server.
Workstation 25.8 x 17.5 x 8.4 44 “Optimum” images are generated using maximum
Transport: -40 - 60°C (-40 - 140°F)
(655 x 445 x 213) (20) • DICOM Modality Performed Procedure Step (MPPS) (or minimum) opacification techniques.
Interface Rack 20.5 x 21.3 x 15.8 77 Enables sending of examination details & billing
Relative humidity (non-condensing)
(520 x 540 x 400) (35) parameters to the radiology information system.
Operation: 20 - 80%
Storage: 5 - 95%
• DICOM Storage Commitment
Transport: 5 - 95%
Enables receipt of a commitment from the storage
server that images are safely stored and can be safely
deleted from the local archive.

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