JYTOP Pets Health Biochemical Analysis With Software New PET Scanner Quantum Animal Tester for DOG and CAT

The Pet Scanner utilization of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Relaxometry, also referred to as Quantitative Magnetic Resonance (QMR) technology, takes direct measurements of total body fat, lean mass, free water, and total body water. The Pet Scanner™ measurements are the most precise and accurate Body Composition Analysis (BCA) method available today, validated versus chemical analysis in several different published studies. Pet Scanner results are also highly correlated with those obtained by DXA, but Pet Scanner has important advantages over other existing BCA methods. Key Pet Scanner Advantages Live subjects, no anesthesia required: This reduces the impact which anesthesia may have on the research subject. No radiation or toxicity issues: Infants, children, and pregnant women can use this technology with perfect safety. Regular and repeated measurement over time have no side effects. Fast and easy: The typical duration of a single Pet Scanner measurement is 0.5 – 3.2 minutes, depending on the option. Fat and lean are independently measured: Unlike DXA, which measures the fat to lean ratio. Affordable, comfortable, simple:PET scanner Analyzers are much less expensive than conventional MRI, are completely silent, and do not require advanced training to use.

PET scanner is the only technology on the market today which allows BCA to be conducted in such a short period of time, with such a high level of precision, without the need for anesthesia or sedation of the test subjects, with the subjects entirely comfortable during and in preparation for the measurement, and with no radiation to be considered a health issue. It is therefore possible to monitor fat changes over time with repeated measurements taken regularly – every hour if required – and over the treatment period. This allows accurate monitoring of obesity, and detecting minimal changes in body composition due to treatment, natural change, diet, drug treatment, and other forms of intervention.