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SKYSCAN In Vivo X-Ray Microtomograph from Bruker

In this video Mat Brevard, Vice President – Bruker Preclinical Imaging talks about the newly introduced SKYSCAN 1176 high-resolution microtomography. The SKYSCAN 1176 is a high performance in vivo micro-CT scanner, which is used for preclinical research.

The large-format 11-megapixel x-ray camera gives an unrivaled combination of resolution, image field size, and scan speed - everything that is required in a busy and demanding biomedical research laboratory. An integrated physiological monitoring subsystem provides breathing and heart-beat gating for proven thoracic image improvement by synchronized acquisition.

Run Time – 3:04min

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