What it does
Organizes factors such as uptake time, glucose, dose, body measurements, fasting context, and scanner comparability for structured review.
Research prototype
PET Quant
A research-oriented interface for organizing FDG PET/CT acquisition and patient-context factors that can affect quantitative interpretation. It supports review; it does not produce diagnostic authority.
Purpose and people
Who it helps
Nuclear-medicine and imaging professionals, researchers, students, and organizations exploring transparent quantitative-imaging workflows.
Current maturity
Research prototype. The tool is experimental and requires professional review. No public evidence establishes clinical validation or production readiness.
What it does not do
It does not diagnose disease, verify scanner calibration, replace quality control, establish a reportable SUV, or recommend treatment.
Privacy and evidence boundary
Do not enter patient identifiers or protected health information. Use synthetic or non-identifying values suitable for research exploration.
Evidence status
The prototype demonstrates transparent context organization. Any future validation must identify the protocol, population, comparator, metrics, and review owner.
See the research boundaryHuman decision point
Qualified imaging professionals remain responsible for acquisition review, corrections, quantitative interpretation, reporting, and clinical communication.
Review OraDigit's approachAppropriate next step
Use synthetic values to understand the interface, or discuss a research-validation question without sharing clinical data.