Patents Assigned to SERAC IMAGING SYSTEMS LTD
  • Patent number: 12625283
    Abstract: A medical imaging device for use in imaging a subject using both gamma rays and light rays emanating from the subject, the device comprising: separation means to separate gamma rays and light rays emanating from the subject into a gamma ray channel comprising gamma rays and a light ray channel comprising light rays; first sensor means arranged to receive and detect gamma rays from the gamma ray channel and to generate first signals for use in forming a first image of the subject; second sensor means arranged to receive and detect light rays from the light ray channel and to generate second signals for use in forming a second image of the subject; wherein the first sensor means and the second sensor means are arranged to receive gamma rays and light rays, respectively, which propagate from the subject upon substantially coincident paths.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 28, 2022
    Date of Patent: May 12, 2026
    Assignee: SERAC IMAGING SYSTEMS LTD
    Inventors: Andrew Victor Polijanczuk, George William Wylde, Matthew Robert Hickey, Paul Andrew Cload, Mark Joseph Rosser
  • Publication number: 20240111064
    Abstract: A medical imaging device for use in imaging a subject using both gamma rays and light rays emanating from the subject, the device comprising: separation means to separate gamma rays and light rays emanating from the subject into a gamma ray channel comprising gamma rays and a light ray channel comprising light rays; first sensor means arranged to receive and detect gamma rays from the gamma ray channel and to generate first signals for use in forming a first image of the subject; second sensor means arranged to receive and detect light rays from the light ray channel and to generate second signals for use in forming a second image of the subject; wherein the first sensor means and the second sensor means are arranged to receive gamma rays and light rays, respectively, which propagate from the subject upon substantially coincident paths.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 28, 2022
    Publication date: April 4, 2024
    Applicant: SERAC IMAGING SYSTEMS LTD
    Inventors: Andrew Victor POLIJANCZUK, George William WYLDE, Matthew Robert HICKEY, Paul Andrew CLOAD, Mark Joseph ROSSER