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How the best see even better. Welcome to the latest advancement of TrueFidelity CT Images.
Vision that pushes radiology further
Image reconstruction is undergoing a transformation with the powerful integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning.
After nearly half a century at the forefront of computed tomography, and our recent release of the first deep learning reconstruction engine, we are proud to announce the latest advancement for TrueFidelity, now available for both single energy and Gemstone Spectral Imaging (GSI).
The resulting images are more than a radical next-generation improvement; they elevate the vision of what you can achieve by focusing on outstanding detail, clarity, and texture without compromise.
How did GE train the deep neural network to create the deep learning image reconstruction engine?
Millions of parameters. Thousands of Ground Truth data sets.
To produce TrueFidelity’s outstanding detail, texture and dose without compromise, it takes training.
GE Healthcare’s proprietary DLIR training reflects our unmatched understanding of what successful DLIR requires. And what radiologists want. The foundation of that training is GE’s library of thousands of low noise, filtered back projection images.
These ground truth images cover every anatomy and are the gold standard for image quality. The artificial intelligence that powers our deep learning image reconstruction gets its education here. An education that allows you and TrueFidelity CT Images to achieve never-before-possible clarity at low dose.
Learn how TrueFidelity Deep Learning Image Reconstruction generates uncompromised CT images with remarkable clarity.
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A new era of image reconstruction: TrueFidelity™ Technical white paper on deep learning image reconstruction
GE Healthcare’s deep learning image reconstruction (DLIR) is the first Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared technology to utilize a deep neural network-based recon engine to generate high quality TrueFidelity computed tomography (CT) images. DLIR opens a new era for CT-image reconstruction by addressing challenges of filtered back-projection (FBP) and iterative reconstruction (IR).
Universitätsklinikum Jena Hospital Accelerates CT Workflow in Time-Sensitive ER
Universitätsklinikum Jena (UKJ) is a 200-year-old academic research facility in Germany where scientists and physicians from more than 25 nations are involved in biomedical and patient-related clinical research. This is Universitätsklinikum Jena’s independent experience with deep learning image reconstruction.
Customer Experience: University of Wisconsin-Madison Advances CT Protocols with Deep Learning Image Reconstruction Technique
University of Wisconsin-Madison is home to the world's largest medical physics department. That technical knowledge is put to use by UW-Madison’s Department of Radiology’s CT protocol optimization team, a group well-known for developing and modifying CT imaging protocols validated in academic, rural, clinic, and hospital settings: for clinical indications including head, whole body, cardiac and vascular CT applications. This Article is based on University of Wisconsin-Madison's experience with deep learning image reconstruction.
Deep learning image reconstruction is the next generation image reconstruction option that uses a dedicated deep neural network to generate TrueFidelity CT Images
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said it can reduce eye strain and 73% believe it could possibly reduce fatigue*
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preferred TrueFidelity™ noise texture compared to ASiR-V™ *
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indicated that learning to interpret TrueFidelity images was a simple process and the average training time was one week*
“We view TrueFidelity GSI as the power of spectral imaging strengthened by Deep Learning. As shown in this lung cancer case, the images are very clean even down to 40 keV.”
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