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Deuterium —

assisted

imaging

Deuterium is а natural, non-radioactive variety of hydrogen, present in water
 and everywhere in the body

А typical dose of D-Tracer
is comparable to the natural level
of deuterium in the human body

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magnetic

resonance

How it works?

А patient drinks some

D-Tracer

А patient drinks some D-Tracer

The agent is excreted in urine within 24hrs

The agent is excreted

The agent is excreted  in urine within 24hrs

Cancer is diagnosed
by D-MRI

Cancer is diagnosed

Cancer is diagnosed by D-MRI

MRI scan with
a 3T MRI system, multicore options,
and a deuterium coil is commercially available on the market.

a deuterium coil

MRI scan with
a 3T MRI system, multicore options,
and a deuterium coil is commercially available on the market.

D-Tracer accumulates
in fast growing (cancer) cells

accumulates

D-Tracer accumulates
in fast growing (cancer) cells

Deuterium is а natural, non-radioactive variety of hydrogen, present in water and everywhere in the body. А typical dose of D-Tracer is comparable to the natural level of deuterium in the human body

Our technology

D-MRI

PET-MRI

mpMRI

HP MRI

Liquid biopsy

X-ray/CT

Anatomical imaging

Molecular /metabolic imaging

Tumor identification

Early-stage screening

Oral administration

PET-CT

Radiation safety

Equipment  affordability

Whole-body  scan capability

Treatment response assessment

Stable and
cost-effective diagnostic agents

MRI

Biopsy

Problems of diagnostic  methods

Disadvantages of РЕТ СТ

Disadvantages of the Biopsy

Price

Availabllity

Painful procedure

Allergy reactions

Regularity of checks

Usage quantity

Depending on the market, the typical cost
of one study is $800-$4000.

18F FDG, a contrast radioactive agent, has
a very short half-life of 110 minutes. Therefore, it must be made exactly before the study and as close to the PET CT system as possible. The typical cost of a linear accelerator used to produce 18F is 10+ million USD, and there are not many of them in the world.

To undergo a PET CT, a patient needs two intravenous injections. For patients receiving chemotherapy or for aging and unhealthy patients, each injection can be very difficult  
to complete and a very painful experience.

A significant number of patients experience allergic reactions, including anaphylactic shock. In this case, the patient cannot receive the study and in the worst case may die.

Radioactive agent is not safe enough
to perform regular health checks
for high-risk groups

Can be made multiple times only in hard cases due to the X-ray dose that must be limited.

Invasive

Long healing after procedure

Extremely painful

Doctor have to get typically tens body tissues.

Solution

Affordable price

Can be delivered to the mass market at a relatively cheap price of around $300 (approximately 20,000 systems, 3T MRI images, and the market is growing).

Long shelf life (2+ years)

Has a long shelf life (at least 2+ years,as the chemical substance is stable) compared to the few hours for 18F FDG used in PET/CT.

Malignant and benign tumors differentiation

Can be used to distinguish malignant from benign tumors.

Periodic health checks

Can be used for periodic health checks for high-risk groups (e.g., successfully treated patients)

Orally and infusion available

Can be delivered to the mass market at a relatively cheap price of around $300 (approximately 20,000 systems, 3T MRI images, and the market is growing).

Affordable price

Can be delivered to the mass market at a relatively cheap price of around $300 (approximately 20,000 systems, 3T MRI images, and the market is growing).