Invia 4DM

Advanced, dedicated software packages for Cardiology

Link Medical is an approved distributor for Invia 4DM in the UK. 4DM is state-of-the-art software for cardiovascular quantification, image review and reporting of SPECT and PET patient studies. Medical professionals worldwide use 4DM to assist with their interpretations for optimal patient care in nuclear cardiology.

  • Workflow Efficiency: Improve your organization’s workflow, from  processing through reporting.
  • Improved Diagnostic Review: Compare images, quantifications, & reports side-by-side for thorough study interpretation
  • Reduced Physician Time: Increase efficiency in reading studies by viewing any combination of 4DM screens at one time.
  • Improved Report Generation: Input report information while reviewing study result screens.
  • Floating licence availability
  • Direct training from Invia specialists
  • Normal databases
  • Fully configurable screen layout
  • Improved Report Generation: Input report information while reviewing study result screens.
  • Automatic report selection based on imaging protocol
  • Automatic quantification image population
  • Simple interface for entering Patient Information and Stress / EKG results
  • Auto-text generation based on quantifications.
  • Simultaneous image review and report generation
  • View EKG data in 4DM while entering findings into 4DM reporting.

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What our customers say

Robin Mark McDade, Senior Technologist, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

“Department will benefit from the decreased acquisition time and increased throughput the D-SPECT offers. We look forward to adding its SPECT coronary flow capabilities to our established regional service.”

Dr Craig Paterson, Head of Nuclear Cardiology, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

‘”As one of the country’s busiest Nuclear Cardiology Departments we have greatly benefited from the flexibility that the digital CZT technology in the D-SPECT offers us. In particular, the increased sensitivity of the system has had a major impact on increasing patient throughput in the department allowing us to continue to recover from the COVID-19…

Dr. David Little, Clinical Lead for Nuclear Medicine, Royal United Hospital, Bath

“We’re excited by the possibility of increased sensitivity, improved workflow and reduced doses, as well as the potential of new applications of dynamic 3D SPECT. We are thrilled that our patients in Bath will be the first in the UK to benefit from this exciting new technology.“

Dr. Martyn Evans, Consultant Medical Physicist, Royal United Hospital, Bath

“The higher sensitivity facilitates much faster scans, improving patient experience and allowing an increased patient throughput. The team recognizes the real potential the VERITON-CT has over other systems and looks forward to working with Spectrum Dynamics to develop new and exciting imaging technology.“

Dr Stewart Redman, Consultant Radiologist, Royal United Hospital, Bath

“The Nuclear Medicine Department has two gamma cameras and performs around 4,500 examinations a year. We are replacing the older gamma camera with a VERITON-CT system, as we feel this is the best on the market. We want to use the increased quality of imaging and speed of scanning to improve our clinical outcomes and patient experience.”

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