Image gallery


The instrument, an installation, and what comes out of it.

Rendering of the TriTom system with the imaging chamber open and filled with coupling liquid
The imaging chamber during a scan, with the subject submerged in temperature-controlled DI water.
TriTom image acquisition unit with the chamber door closed
Chamber closed. Laser interlocks and a light-tight enclosure mean no eye protection is required.
TriTom imaging chamber with the door removed, showing the holder and coupling vessel
Chamber open, with a holder mounted above the coupling liquid vessel.
TriTom installed on a laboratory bench with monitor, anesthesia system and prep area
A complete installation: instrument, control station, anesthesia system and animal prep area.
Wider view of a TriTom workstation on a laboratory bench
The 55 × 35 cm footprint leaves working room on a standard bench.
Maximum intensity projection of a whole-body photoacoustic scan showing vasculature and internal organs
Whole-body maximum intensity projection: circulatory system and internal organs, no contrast agent.