GE SENOCLAIRE 3D MAMMOGRAPH GENERAL ELECTRIC SENOCLAIRE mammograph (2011) with 3D TOMOSYNTHESE upgrade (2015) AND DETECTOR (changed in 2018).

SenoClaire from GE* - Breast tomosynthesis is a three-dimensional imaging technology that uses a short, low-dose X-ray scan around the compressed breast with just nine exposures. - SenoClaire offers superior sensitivity for architectural distortions and masses, giving you greater clinical confidence while delivering the same amount of dose as a digital mammographic acquisition of the same view. - The SenoClaire detector delivers high DQE at low dose for microcalcification visualization without binning, a process that groups pixels for faster read speeds and improved signal-to-noise ratios, but with reduced image quality. - Step-by-step tube movement preserves microcalcification sharpness and avoids image blurring, as the tube comes to a complete stop for each of the nine exposures. This provides higher peak contrast for microcalcifications than continuous tube movement. - An anti-scatter solution designed for tomosynthesis, the SenoClaire 3D grid reduces scattered radiation and improves 3D detectability for breasts of above-average thickness, while preserving dose and performance. - SenoClaire uses ASiRDBT, an iterative reconstruction algorithm that produces FFDM-like images and has a positive impact on the visibility of microcalcification compared with the traditional Filtered Back Projection (FBP) algorithm.